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HOLIDAYS 2022
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Name of Public Holiday |
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Day and Date
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New Year’s Day |
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Saturday, 1 January * Monday, 3 January
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Chinese New Year |
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Monday, 31 January Tuesday, 1 February Wednesday, 2 February Thursday, 3 February # Friday, 4 February # Saturday, 5 February Sunday, 6 February
Note: Sat, 29 Jan. and Sun, 30 Jan. are working days. |
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Qingming Festival |
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Monday, 4 April # Tuesday, 5 April
Note: Sat, 2 Apr. is a working day.
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Labour Day |
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Sunday, 1 May * Monday, 2 May Tuesday, 3 May # Wednesday, 4 May #
Note: Sun, 24 Apr. and Sat, 7 May are working days.
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Duanwu Festival |
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Friday, 3 June
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Singapore’s National Day |
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Tuesday, 9 August
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Mid-Autumn Festival |
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Saturday, 10 September * Monday, 12 September
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China National Day |
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Saturday, 1 October * Sunday, 2 October * Monday, 3 October Tuesday, 4 October Wednesday, 5 October Thursday, 6 October # Friday, 7 October #
Note: Sat, 8 Oct. and Sun, 9 Oct. are working days. |
Remarks/Note (if any)
When a Public Holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the following working day shall be observed as a holiday.
* In this connection,
Monday, 3 January is a holiday (for New Year's Day)
Monday, 2 May is a holiday (for Labor Day)
Monday, 12 September is a holiday (for Mid-Autumn Festival)
Tuesday, 4 October and Wednesday, 5 October are holidays (for China National Day).
Holiday adjustments:
# The State Council has announced the holiday adjustments.
(a) Chinese New Year
Thursday, 3 February and Friday, 4 February are holidays. However, Sat, 29 Jan. and Sun, 30 Jan. are working days.
(b) Qingming Festival
Monday, 4 April is a holiday. However, Sat, 2 Apr. is a working day.
(c) Labor Day
Tuesday, 3 May and Wednesday, 4 May are holidays. However, Sun, 24 Apr. and Sat, 7 May are working days.
(d) China National Day
Thursday, 6 October and Friday, 7 October are holidays. However, Sat, 8 Oct. and Sun, 9 Oct. are working days.
The above list also applies to the Singapore Embassy in Beijing as well as the Singapore Consulates-General in Chengdu, Guangzhou and Xiamen.
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