Chinese New Year 2027 in Singapore
See when the holiday falls and which working days can turn it into a longer break.
Customize your 2027 leave planYour break at a glance
Chinese New Year is listed on , , (observed) in the Singapore calendar.
One annual leave day can create 4 consecutive days off, from 5 Feb to 8 Feb. Request 5 Feb.
Assumes a Monday–Friday working week and Saturday–Sunday weekends. Uses the nationwide Singapore calendar. Observed dates are included only when explicitly recorded. Confirm your workplace calendar and leave approval before booking.
Chinese New Year holiday dates
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| Holiday | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese New Year | Saturday | |
| Chinese New Year | Sunday | |
| Chinese New Year (Observed) | Monday |
Can you take a break without annual leave?
3 days off · no annual leave
6 Feb – 8 Feb
- SatHoliday
- SunHoliday
- MonHoliday
Extend your Chinese New Year break
Compare these alternatives; they may overlap, so do not add their totals together. Every option includes at least one of the holiday dates above.
1 leave day → 4 days off
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Request annual leave:
- FriLeave
- SatHoliday
- SunHoliday
- MonHoliday
2 leave days → 5 days off
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Request annual leave: ,
- ThuLeave
- FriLeave
- SatHoliday
- SunHoliday
- MonHoliday
How these dates are selected
LeaveGain uses the full nationwide holiday calendar so nearby public holidays can contribute to a break. It searches seven-day windows around holidays, keeps breaks containing this holiday, and compares one- and two-day leave options by efficiency and duration. These are the best candidates found within that search, rather than a guaranteed optimum for every work schedule. Breaks stay within 2027.
For a different working week, additional state holidays or a longer trip, adjust the Singapore leave planner. For travel inspiration after choosing your dates, browse trip ideas by duration.