;Singapore
;Unitary parliamentary republic
;official languages: English, Chinese, Malay & Tamil
;Bahasa Melayu (Malay)
;Time zone: SST (UTC+8)
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LANGUAGE=UTF8
IMAGE=Holiday_Singapore.gif
COMMENT=Updated 6 november 2018 \nThe date of the Islam- & Chinese calendar holidays may deviate ±1 day only in case that the moon observation deviates from the moon calculation
;all Islam days double/triple mentioned due to the fact that the Islam year is 11/12 days shorter than the Gregorian year, >some Islam days appear twice in one Gregorian year and are only displayed twice if they are mentioned twice
TYP=HOLY
;Public holidays - Public holidays falling on a Sunday will be observed on the Monday following
Es-2Dy =Hari Jumaat Agung ;English=Good Friday
01.1.*LUX =Tahun Baru ;English=New Year's Day
21.1.+1Nm =Tahun Baru Cina/Hari Raya Cina (±1 day moon observation) ;English=1st day of the Chinese New Year
21.1.+1Nm+1Dy =Tahun Baru Cina/Hari Raya Cina (±1 day moon observation) ;English=2nd day of the Chinese New Year
01.5.*LUX =Hari Buruh ;English=Labour Day/May Day
21.4.+1Nm+14Dy =Hari Wesak (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=15th day of the 4th Chinese month ;English=Vesak Day
09.8.*LUX =Hari Kebangsaan ;Note={d} ;English=National Day
{Islam 01.10.} =Hari Raya Puasa (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=end of the fasting month of Ramadan ;English=Hari Raya Puasa
{Islam 19.9.}+12Dy =Hari Raya Puasa (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=end of the fasting month of Ramadan ;English=Hari Raya Puasa
;Hari Deepavali ;Note=Hindu calendar ;English=Deepavali
;?17.9.+1NM+1FM+14Dy =Diwali/Deepavali (Diwali) (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=14 days after full moon Asvina/Ashvin/Aswayuja
;OK 1999, +1Dy 2000, 2001?, 2002, 2003, 2004, +1Dy 2005, 2006, +1Dy 2007, +1Dy 2008, +1Dy 2009,+1Dy 2010, 2011, -1Dy 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, +1Dy 2016
07.11.*LUX>1998<2000 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=1999
26.10.*LUX>1999<2001 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2000
14.11.*LUX>2000<2002 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2001
04.11.*LUX>2001<2003 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2002
24.10.*LUX>2002<2004 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2003
11.11.*LUX>2003<2005 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2004
01.11.*LUX>2004<2006 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2005
21.10.*LUX>2005<2007 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2006
08.11.*LUX>2006<2008 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2007
27.10.*LUX>2007<2009 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2008
17.10.*LUX>2008<2010 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2009
05.11.*LUX>2009<2011 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2010
26.10.*LUX>2010<2012 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2011
13.11.*LUX>2011<2013 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2012
02.11.*LUX>2012<2014 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2013
22.10.*LUX>2013<2015 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2014
10.11.*LUX>2014<2016 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2015
29.10.*LUX>2015<2017 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2016
18.10.*LUX>2016<2018 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2017
06.11.*LUX>2017<2019 =Hari Deepavali ;Note=2018
{Islam 10.12.} =Hari Raya Haji (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=10 Dhulhidsche/Dhu al-Hijjah ;English=Hari Raya Haji
{Islam 28.11.}+12Dy =Hari Raya Haji (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=10 Dhulhidsche/Dhu al-Hijjah ;English=Hari Raya Haji
25.12.*LUX =Hari Krismas/Hari Natal ;English=Christmas
;one-off
07.8.>2014<2016 =SG50 Public Holiday ;Note=2015 {n}
TYP=LOCAL
;scheduled school holidays observed by students in national schools
;Mondays are school holidays for any school holiday that falls on a Sunday
01.9.*LUX>1993<2013 =ke-#1993 Hari Guru ;Note=ke-1 1994, 1994>2010 & 2012, 2013 >1st Friday September {m} ;English=Teachers' Day
02.9.>2010<2012 =ke-#1993 Hari Guru ;Note=2011 {m} ;English=Teachers' Day
01.9.>2011<2013 =ke-#1993 Hari Guru ;Note=2012 {m} ;English=Teachers' Day
01.9.+1Fr>2012 =ke-#1993 Hari Guru ;Note=ke-1 1994 {m};English=Teachers' Day
01.10.*LUX>1960<2011 =ke-#1960 Hari Kanak-kanak ;Note=ke-1 1961, 1961>2010, 2011 >1st Friday October {m} ;English=Children's Day
01.10.+1Fr>2010<2013 =ke-#1960 Hari Kanak-kanak ;Note=ke-1 1961, 1961>2010 Oct. 1, 2013 >2nd Friday October {m} ;English=Children's Day
01.10.+2Fr>2012 =ke-#1960 Hari Kanak-kanak ;Note=ke-1 1961, 1961>2010 Oct. 1, 2011>2012 1st Friday October {m} ;English=Children's Day
01.7.+1Su =Hari Belia ;Note={m} ;English=Youth Day
10.8.*LUX =Hari selepas Hari Kebangsaan ;English=Day after National Day
TYP=Normal
;Summer time is observed year round in Malaysia
;days observed/celebrated by significant segments of the Singaporean population, but not public holidays
Es=Hari Easter (Paskah) ;English=Easter
;Hari Thaipusam ;Note=Full moon day in Thai, 10th month of the Tamil calendar ;English=Thaipusam
14.2. =Hari Valentine ;English=Valentine's Day
15.2. =Hari Total Defence ;Note=1942 start of the Japanese Occupation of Singapore ;English=Total Defence Day
08.3. =Hari Wanita Antarabangsa ;English=International Women's Day
01.4. =Hari April Fool ;English=April Fool's Day
28.2.+36Dy =Perayaan Qingming/Cheng Beng ;English=Qingming Festival
01.5.+2Su =Hari Ibu ;English=Mother's Day
18.5. =Hari Muzium Antarabangsa ;English=International Museum Day
;Pesta Kapal Naga (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=5th day of 5th Chinese lunar month ;English=Dragon Boat Festival
01.6.+3Su =Hari Bapa ;English=Father's Day
25.7.+1Nm+14Dy =Hari Festival Hantu (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=15th day 7th Chinese lunar month ;English=Hungry Ghost Festival
01.7. =Hari Angkatan Tentera Singapura ;English=Singapore Armed Forces Day
21.7. =Hari Keharmonian Kaum ;Note=1964 1st incident race riots in Singapore {d} ;English=Racial Harmony Day
24.8.+1Nm+14Dy =Pesta Kuih Bulan/Pesta Tanglung (±1 day moon observation) ;Note=15th day 8th Chinese lunar month ;English=Mid-Autumn Festival / Moon Cake Festival
;The PTBSync holiday files are maintained by dewaelheyns(a)gmail.com
;On http://users.telenet.be/wdew/ you find a library of additional files for PTBSync
;The abbreviations {d} {m} {e} {y} ... are explained on http://users.telenet.be/wdew/Basis%20PTB/BasisEN.htm
;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_holidays_in_Singapore
;http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/non_version/cgi-bin/cgi_retrieve.pl?actno=REVED-126