Public Holidays Singapore 2025
About Singapore Public Holidays 2025
In 2025‚ Singapore has 11 gazetted public holidays‚ including major national‚ cultural and religious holidays such as the Chinese New Year‚ Hari Raya Puasa‚ Good Friday‚ Labour Day‚ Vesak Day‚ National Day‚ Deepavali‚ and Christmas Day․
The Singapore Public Holidays 2025 Guide lists all public holidays in Singapore‚ the corresponding weekdays on which each public holiday falls as well as the long weekends in the country․ The guide can be used to plan annual leave‚ family activities‚ school holidays‚ company calendar and short holidays from Singapore․
In 2025‚ the following public holidays will fall on Fridays and Mondays‚ resulting in long weekends: Hari Raya Puasa‚ Good Friday‚ Vesak Day and Deepavali․ Other public holidays become long weekends with just one day of annual leave used‚ including Chinese New Year‚ Labour Day and Christmas․
The list of public holidays on this page is based on the list of Singapore public holidays provided by the Ministry of Manpower․ To better plan your annual leave‚ you may also want to look out for the long weekends created by the public holidays and those listed in each month above․
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 11 gazetted public holidays in Singapore in 2025: New Year's Day, Chinese New Year (2 days), Hari Raya Puasa, Good Friday, Labour Day, Vesak Day, Hari Raya Haji, National Day, Deepavali, and Christmas Day
In 2025, National Day (9 Aug) falls on a Saturday. Unlike Sunday public holidays, a Saturday holiday does not automatically trigger an in-lieu Monday under the Holidays Act. Whether you get a substitute day off depends on your employment contract
Chinese New Year 2025 falls on Wednesday 29 January and Thursday 30 January 2025. Both days are gazetted public holidays in Singapore
Hari Raya Puasa 2025 falls on Monday 31 March 2025, creating a 3-day weekend from Saturday 29 March to Monday 31 March. No annual leave is needed
The best value strategy in 2025 is bridging Chinese New Year. By taking Friday 31 January and Monday 3 February off, you get a 7-day break over Chinese New Year for just 2 annual leave days. Hari Raya Haji on Friday 6 June also gives a free automatic 3-day weekend with no leave needed.
Hari Raya Haji 2025 falls on Friday 6 June 2025, creating an automatic 3-day weekend from Friday 6 June to Sunday 8 June. No annual leave is needed