Good Friday in Singapore
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Good Friday is a gazetted public holiday in Singapore, observed on the Friday before Easter Sunday. Its Gregorian date changes with the Western Christian Easter calendar.
Good Friday
Holiday
Singapore
Country
2026
Next Date Year
Friday
Day
Apr
03
April 3, 2026
Good Friday Date in Singapore
Date
April 3, 2026
Day
Friday
Public Holiday
Yes
Bank Holiday
Yes
Date Confirmed
Yes
Good Friday Dates in Singapore
Good Friday 2026
- Confirmed
Good Friday 2027
- Confirmed
Good Friday 2028
- Confirmed
History of Good Friday
The Christian observance commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It has long formed part of Singapore’s multi-religious public-holiday calendar.
Importance of Good Friday
Good Friday in Singapore affects workplace rosters, public services and transaction deadlines. Employees covered by the Employment Act are entitled to paid public-holiday treatment, subject to the statutory rules and any valid substitution agreement.
How Good Friday Is Celebrated in Singapore
Churches hold worship services and commemorations, while many residents use the long weekend for family or leisure travel.
Office Impact
Government offices and many businesses close for Good Friday in Singapore. Essential services, hospitality and continuous operations may use holiday staffing arrangements.
Bank Impact
Bank branches generally close. Digital services remain available, but branch transactions and interbank settlement may resume on the next banking day.
School Impact
Schools close when the holiday falls within the Ministry of Education calendar; institution-specific term dates should be checked.
Travel Information
Public transport continues, often with holiday schedules. Demand and crowding around Good Friday in Singapore events or long weekends can increase.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Good Friday in Singapore?
It is the Friday before Easter Sunday.
Is it a public holiday?
Yes. It is among Singapore’s 11 gazetted public holidays.
Are banks and offices closed?
Bank branches generally close. Digital services remain available, but branch transactions and interbank settlement may resume on the next banking day.