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Career Guide Singapore Public Holidays 2025 & Long Weekends 2025

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Singapore Public Holidays 2025 & Long Weekends 2025

Discover Singapore's public holidays for 2025! Plan your year with important dates, including New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, National Day, and more. Stay informed and make the most of your time off!

Herdina Ika

Updated Sep 26, 2024

Planning ahead for your annual leave is important, especially when considering public holidays, school holidays, and long weekends. Here’s a look at the public holidays in Singapore 2025, helping you make the most of your time off with family and friends.

In Singapore, employees get 11 paid public holidays each year. These include New Year's Day, Chinese New Year, Good Friday, Hari Raya Puasa, Hari Raya Haji, Labour Day, Vesak Day, National Day, Deepavali, and Christmas Day.

Singapore Public Holidays 2025

Here's a national calendar of all public holidays in 2025. These dates might change if there are any official updates, so please check back often for the latest information.

  • New Year’s Day, 1 January 2025, Wednesday
  • Chinese New Year, 29-30 January 2025, Wednesday and Thursday
  • Hari Raya Puasa, 30 March 2025, Monday
  • Good Friday, 18 April 2025, Friday
  • Labour Day, 1 May 2025, Thursday
  • Vesak Day, 12 May 2025, Monday
  • Hari Raya Haji, 7 Jun 2025, Saturday
  • National Day, 9 August 2025, Saturday
  • Deepavali, 20 October 2025, Monday
  • Christmas Day, 25 December 2025, Thursday

Singapore Long Weekend Holidays 2025

When planning your time off, you can use this image for help. Yellow shows public holidays, black shows weekends, and grey indicates days you can take leave to enjoy longer holidays. You can plan your annual leave around the public holidays and weekends. By taking leave on the grey days next to these, you can have longer vacations without using too many leave days.

This way, you get more time off and can enjoy longer breaks for travel, relaxation, or family time. Planning ahead also helps you coordinate with friends or family, so everyone can join in the fun.

image source: www.jalanow.com

Public Holiday Pay Entitlement

Employees will be paid for a public holiday if they meet these conditions:

- They worked the day before or after the holiday.

- They are on approved leave (like sick leave, annual leave, or unpaid leave) on the day before and after the holiday.

However, employees won’t be paid for the holiday if it falls during their approved unpaid leave.

For example, if someone is on unpaid leave on August 8, they will still be paid for the holiday on August 9 (National Day). But if they’re on unpaid leave from August 8 to 10, they won’t get paid for the holiday on August 9.

Public Holiday Singapore FAQs

  1. How many public holidays does Singapore have?
    Singapore has 11 gazetted public holidays. These holidays feature the New Year (January 1), Chinese New Year, Labour Day, and National Day. Each of the four major religions is represented with one or two festival days.
  2. Is Christmas a public holiday in Singapore?
    Yes, Christmas is a public holiday in Singapore. It is celebrated on December 25th each year.
  3. How much is paid on public holidays in Singapore?
    If you work on a public holiday, you should receive an additional day's salary at your basic pay rate.
  4. What if public holiday falls on Sunday in Singapore？
    In Singapore, if a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday is designated as a public holiday. This ensures that employees still receive a day off in lieu of the holiday.
  5. Can your boss reject your leave in Singapore?
    Under the Employment Act, bosses can't reject employees' requests for annual leave unless they have good reasons.

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