List of Singapore Public Holidays 2025

List of Singapore Public Holidays 2025

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Here’s a comprehensive guide to Singapore’s public holidays in 2025, including key dates, long weekends, and planning tips.


🗓️ Singapore Public Holidays 2025

Date Day Holiday
Jan 1 Wednesday New Year’s Day
Jan 29 Wednesday Chinese New Year
Jan 30 Thursday Chinese New Year
Mar 31 Monday Hari Raya Puasa
Apr 18 Friday Good Friday
May 1 Thursday Labour Day
May 3 Saturday Polling Day
May 12 Monday Vesak Day
Jun 7 Saturday Hari Raya Haji
Aug 9 Saturday National Day
Oct 20 Monday Deepavali
Dec 25 Thursday Christmas Day

📅 Long Weekends in 2025

Maximise your rest days by planning around these long weekends:

  • Chinese New Year: Wednesday & Thursday (Jan 29–30).
  • Hari Raya Puasa: Monday (Mar 31).
  • Good Friday: Friday (Apr 18).
  • Vesak Day: Monday (May 12).
  • Deepavali: Monday (Oct 20).(The qppstudio.net website, data.gov.sg)

📝 Planning Tips

  • Annual Leave: Consider taking leave on Jan 31 (Friday) to enjoy a 5-day break during Chinese New Year.
  • Travel: Book accommodations early for long weekends to avoid peak prices.
  • Work Schedule: Plan project deadlines around public holidays to maintain productivity.
Singapore Public Holidays 2025

Singapore Public Holidays 2025


❓ FAQs

Q1: Are there any additional holidays in 2025?
A: Yes, May 3 is designated as Polling Day, which is a public holiday.

Q2: How many public holidays fall on weekends?
A: Two holidays fall on Saturdays: Hari Raya Haji (Jun 7) and National Day (Aug 9).

Q3: Will there be a holiday in lieu if a public holiday that falls on a weekend?
A: In Singapore, if a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday is typically a public holiday. However, if it falls on a Saturday, there is no substitution.

Q4: Where can I find the official list of public holidays?
A: The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) provides the official list on their website.

Q5: Are school holidays aligned with public holidays?
A: School holidays are determined by the Ministry of Education and may not always align with public holidays.