Count Singapore working days, add some to a date, and find the best days to take leave around the public holidays.
Each row is the most days off in a row for that much leave, when it beats two days off per day of leave. A holiday on a Saturday doesn’t help a Monday-to-Friday week, so it isn’t planned around.
The dates are from MOM: Public holidays (checked 1 Nov 2026), and the weekend rules from Public holidays entitlement and pay. Greyed rows are days in lieu.
Depends on your job. Most offices work Monday to Friday, but many shops, factories and site jobs work a 5½ or 6-day week. Pick “Saturdays too” above and Saturdays count as working days (a half-day Saturday still counts as one).
On a Sunday: the next working day is a paid public holiday, which MOM names, like Monday 10 August 2026 for National Day. On a Saturday, if Saturday isn’t a working day for you: you get another day off or an extra day’s pay, whichever your employer gives.
They’re added when they’re declared and MOM lists them, like Polling Day on 3 May 2025. Until then the count can’t know about them.
No: only public holidays. School holidays aren’t days off from work.
Those are the years MOM has published. Some holidays follow the lunar or Islamic calendar, so later years aren’t fixed yet. The next year goes in when MOM announces it, usually around the middle of the year.
No. It’s all worked out in your browser. The dates go into the page’s address so you can share an answer, and that’s all.
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