Best Days to Take Leave in Singapore 2028
Use these holiday-anchored annual leave ideas to turn a few leave days into longer breaks:
- Take Thu, Apr 6 to get 4 days off from Apr 6 to Apr 9. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Good Friday.
- Take Mon, Apr 10 to get 4 days off from Apr 7 to Apr 10. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Good Friday.
- Take Fri, Apr 28 to get 4 days off from Apr 28 to May 1. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Labour Day.
- Take Tue, May 2 to get 4 days off from Apr 29 to May 2. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Labour Day.
- Take Fri, Dec 22 to get 4 days off from Dec 22 to Dec 25. Uses 1 leave day; anchored by Christmas Day.
Singapore 2028 Long Weekend & Vacation Planning Guide
Discover 3 long weekend and bridge day opportunities in 2028 to maximize your annual leave:
- Good Friday (2028-04-07, Friday) - 3-day Weekend: Automatic 3-day weekend (Fri–Sun) with 0 days of leave needed!
- Labour Day (2028-05-01, Monday) - 3-day Weekend: Automatic 3-day weekend (Sat–Mon) with 0 days of leave needed!
- Christmas Day (2028-12-25, Monday) - 3-day Weekend: Automatic 3-day weekend (Sat–Mon) with 0 days of leave needed!
Singapore Official Public Holidays 2028 Schedule
| Date | Day | Holiday Name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 (2028-01-01) | Sat | New Year's Day | Public Holiday |
| Feb 5 (2028-02-05) | Sat | Chinese New Year | Public Holiday |
| Feb 6 (2028-02-06) | Sun | Chinese New Year | Public Holiday |
| Feb 27 (2028-02-27) | Sun | Hari Raya Puasa | Public Holiday |
| Apr 7 (2028-04-07) | Fri | Good Friday | Public Holiday |
| May 1 (2028-05-01) | Mon | Labour Day | Public Holiday |
| May 10 (2028-05-10) | Wed | Vesak Day | Public Holiday |
| May 6 (2028-05-06) | Sat | Hari Raya Haji | Public Holiday |
| Aug 9 (2028-08-09) | Wed | National Day | Public Holiday |
| Oct 18 (2028-10-18) | Wed | Deepavali | Public Holiday |
| Dec 25 (2028-12-25) | Mon | Christmas Day | Public Holiday |
About Singapore Holidays & Observances
Singapore observes 11 statutory public holidays gazetted by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) celebrating the nation's multi-ethnic tapestry. Commercial banks, government offices, schools, and financial institutions are typically closed on statutory public holidays.