Singapore · 2026

Public holidays in Singapore 2026

3
days until Deepavali

10 national public holidays · 8 fall on a weekday

Updated on November 5, 2026

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All 2026 public holidays

8 holidays have already passed this year
  1. 1 janThuNew Year's Day
  2. 17 febTueChinese New Year estimated date
  3. 18 febWedChinese New Year (Second Day) estimated date
  4. 20 marFriEid al-Fitr estimated date
  5. 3 aprFriGood Friday
  6. 1 mayFriLabour Day
  7. 27 mayWedEid al-Adha estimated date
  8. 9 augSunNational Day
  1. 8 novSunDeepavali estimated date3 days
  2. 25 decFriChristmas Day50 days

estimated date Dates marked as estimated follow the lunar calendar: the official authority confirms them shortly before and they can shift by a day.

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How many days off in a row each holiday gives you, and how many vacation days it takes to stretch it.

Christmas Day December 25 3 days in a row

Falls on Friday: 3 days off in a row without taking any vacation.

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Frequently asked questions

How many national public holidays does Singapore have in 2026?
Singapore has 10 national public holidays in 2026. These apply across the whole country; local holidays for a department or municipality are not included.
When is the next public holiday in Singapore?
The next one is Deepavali, on November 8 (Sunday). 3 days to go.
Which public holidays fall on a weekend in 2026?
2 of the 10 fall on a Saturday or Sunday: National Day (August 9), Deepavali (November 8).
Are public holidays paid in Singapore?
National public holidays are generally paid days off, and working on one usually entitles you to extra pay. The details and the rate depend on the law of Singapore and on your contract: check with your country’s labour authority.
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Does this list include regional holidays?
No. Only NATIONAL holidays are listed, the ones that apply across Singapore. Patron saint festivals and department or municipal holidays are left out on purpose: mixing them in would produce a list that applies to no one in particular, because someone who lives in one town does not get another town’s patron saint day off.
This list includes only the NATIONAL public holidays of Singapore, the ones that apply countrywide. It does not include patron saint festivals or department or municipal holidays: for those, check with the labour authority of Singapore or your local government.

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