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Malaysia | Philippines | Singapore | Thailand | Viet Nam
Brunei Darussalam
2 January* : New Year's Day
10 January : Idul Adha 1426 Hijrah
20 January* : Chinese New Year
31 January : Islamic New Year 1427 Hijrah
23 February : 22nd National Day of Brunei Darussalam
11 April : Prophet Muhammad's Birthday
31 May : Anniversary of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces
15 July : His Majesty the Sultan's Birthday
21 August : Isra Mi'raj
25 September : 1st Day of Ramadhan
10 October : Nuzul Al Qur'an
24-25 October : Idul Fitri 1 Syawal 1427 Hijriyah
25 December : Christmas Day
*Substitution for the holidays falling on 1 January, 29 January, 24 September
Cambodia
1 January : International New Year’s Day
7 January : Victory Day over the Genocidal Regime
13 February : Meakha Bochea Day
8 March : International Women’s Day
14-16 April : Cambodian New Years
1 May : International Labour Day
12 May : Visaka Bochea Day
13-15 May : Birthday of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Baromneath Norodom Sihamoni, the King of Cambodia
16 May : Royal Ploughing Ceremony
18 June : Birthday of Her Majesty Queen-Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk of Cambodia
21-23 September : Pchum Ben Day
24 September : Constitution’s Day
29 October : Coronation’s Day of His Majesty Preah Bat Samdech Preah Baromneath Norodom Sihamoni, the King of Cambodia
31 October : Birthday of His Majesty King-Father Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia
4-6 November : Water Festival
9 November : Independence Day
10 December : International Human Rights Day
Any public holiday that falls on Saturdays or/and Sundays will be carried over to the next working day.
Indonesia
1 January : New Year’s Day
10 January : Idul Adha 1426 Hijriyah
29 January : Chinese New Year 2557
31 January : Islamic New Year 1427 Hijriyah
30 March : Hindu Day of Silence
10 April : Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
14 April : Good Friday
13 May : Waicak
25 May : Ascension Day of Jesus Christ
17 August : Independence Day
21 August : Isra Mi’raj
24-25 October : Idul Fitri 1 Syawal 1427 Hijriyah
25 December : Christmas Day
31 December : Idul Adha 1427 Hijriyah
Lao PDR
1 January : New Year’s Day
20 January : Army’s Day
8 March : International Women’s Day
13-15 April : Lao New Year
1 May : Labour Day
1 June : International Children’s Day and National Tree Plantation Day
2 December : National Day
Malaysia
1 January : New Year’s Day
10 January : Hari Raya Qurban :
29-30 January : Chinese New Year
31 January : Islamic New Year 1427 Hijriyah
11 April : Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
1 May : Labour’s Day
12 May : Waicak
3 June : Birthday of SPB Yang di-Pertuan Agong
31 August : Independence Day
21 October* : Deepavali
24-25 October : Idul Fitri 1427 Hijriyah
25 December : Christmas Day
31 December : Idul Adha 1427 Hijriyah
*Subject to change
Myanmar
1 January : New Year’s Day
4 January : Independence Day
12 February : Union Day
2 March : Peasant Day
13 March : Full Moon Day of Tabaung
27 March : Armed Forces Day
13-16 April : Thingyan Festival (Water Festival)
17 April : Myanmar New Year Day
1 May : Labour Day
11 May : Full Moon Day of Kason
9 July : Full Moon Day of Warso
19 July : Marty’s Day
6 October : Full Moon Day of Thadingyut
4 November : Full Moon Day of Tazaungmone
14 November : National Day
19 December : Karen New Year Day
25 December : Christmas Day
Philippines
1 January : New Year’s Day
9 April : Araw ng Kagitingan
13 April* : Maundy Thursday
14 April* : Good Friday
1 May : Labour Day
12 June : Independence Day (National Day)
1 November : All Saints’ Day
30 November : Bonifacio Day
25 December : Christmas Day
30 December : Rizal Day
* Moveable Dates
Singapore
1 January* : New Year’s Day
10 January : Hari Raya Haji
29-30 January** : Chinese New Year
14 April : Good Friday
1 May : Labour Day
12 May : Vesak Day
9 August : National Day
21 October : Deepavali
24 October : Hari Raya Puasa
25 December : Christmas Day
31 December*** : Hari Raya Haji
* The following Monday will be a public holiday
** The following Tuesday, 31 January 2006, will be a public holiday
*** The following Tuesday, 2 January 2007, will be a public holiday
Thailand
1 January : New Year’s Day
13 February : Makha Bucha Day
6 April : Chakri Memorial Day
13-15 April : Songkran Day
5 May : Coronation Day
11 May : Royal Ploughing Day
12 May : Wisakha Bucha Day
10 July : Asanha Puja Day
11 July : Buddhist Lent Day
12 August : H.M. the Queen’s Birthday
23 October : Chulalongkorn Day
5 December : H.M. the King’s Birthday
10 December : Constitution Day
31 December : New Year’s Eve
Official holiday occurring on a weekend will be substituted on the following weekday, no more than 1 substitution day
Viet Nam
1 January : New Year’s Day
28-31 January : Lunar New Year’s Days
30 April : Victory Day
1 May : Labour Day
2 September : Independence Day
