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Singapore Public Holidays 2026

Browse the Singapore public holidays listed for 2026 and check how each date fits into the calendar year.
Date Public holiday
2026-01-01 New Year's Day
2026-02-17 Chinese New Year
2026-02-18 Chinese New Year (Day 2)
2026-03-21 Hari Raya Puasa
2026-04-03 Good Friday
2026-05-01 Labour Day
2026-05-27 Hari Raya Haji
2026-05-31 Vesak Day
2026-08-09 National Day
2026-11-08 Deepavali
2026-12-25 Christmas Day

Singapore public-holiday dates

The table on this page contains 11 public-holiday dates from the current 2026 national dataset. Each row pairs the holiday name with its calendar date and weekday, which is useful when planning leave, appointments, transport and opening hours.

Observed days and different schedules

The holiday dataset focuses on Singapore’s gazetted public holidays. School terms, company shutdowns and organisation-specific schedules are separate, and observed days should be checked when a holiday falls on a Sunday.

The list should be read as a national reference, not as a promise that every employer, school, bank or service follows an identical timetable.

View holidays in the full calendar

Compare the list with the full Singapore calendar 2026 to see the spacing between holidays and the surrounding weekends. This is especially useful for planning several months ahead.

Updates and official confirmation

Holiday announcements and observed arrangements can change. Before booking travel or relying on a closure, check the latest information from the competent authority or organisation. If this page differs from an authoritative source, report the exact date and link through the contact page.

Frequently asked questions

How many public-holiday dates are listed for 2026?
The current national dataset contains 11 dates.
Does the list show weekdays?
Yes. Each holiday is paired with its date and weekday.
Does it include every local closure in Singapore?
No. Organisation-specific and local schedules may differ.
Can observed arrangements change?
Yes. Check the latest official or organisational notice before relying on a closure.