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Malaysia

Public holidays, market closures and deadlines for Malaysia, with the evidence behind each date and the day it was last checked.

60
Observances
18
Subdivisions
0
Exchanges
1
Calendar system

The next public holiday in Malaysia is

Birthday

In 19 days · expected; set by announcement

07:49 local time in Malaysia Working day Last: Bank holiday,, 1 July 2026 · 37 days ago

Computed · local time Asia/Kuala_Lumpur

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Malaysia public holidays in 2026

17 national closures in 2026, of 60 observances held for the country. Subdivisions and the observed-but-open layer are not counted here.

DateObservanceEvidence
1 January 2026New Year's DayCompiled
17 February 2026Chinese New Year expectedCompiled
18 February 2026Chinese New Year expectedCompiled
6 March 2026Nuzul Al-Quran expectedCompiled
20 March 2026Hari Raya Puasa expectedCompiled
21 March 2026Hari Raya Puasa expectedCompiled
1 May 2026Labour DayCompiled
27 May 2026Hari Raya Haji expectedCompiled
1 June 2026BirthdayVerified
2 June 2026Wesak Day expectedCompiled
17 June 2026Awal Muharram expectedCompiled
1 July 2026Bank holiday,Verified
26 August 2026Birthday expectedCompiled
31 August 2026National DayVerified
16 September 2026Malaysia DayVerified
9 November 2026Deepavali expectedCompiled
25 December 2026Christmas DayVerified

Long weekends in Malaysia, 2026

9 runs of three days or more, including the ones you only get by taking a single bridge day off. Weekends and national closures only.

WhenLengthBecause ofLeave
1 Jan – 4 Jan4 daysNew Year's Daytake Fri 2 Jan
14 Feb – 18 Feb5 daysChinese New Yeartake Mon 16 Feb
6 Mar – 8 Mar3 daysNuzul Al-Quranno leave needed
20 Mar – 22 Mar3 daysHari Raya Puasano leave needed
1 May – 3 May3 daysLabour Dayno leave needed
30 May – 2 Jun4 daysBirthday, Wesak Dayno leave needed
29 Aug – 31 Aug3 daysNational Dayno leave needed
7 Nov – 9 Nov3 daysDeepavalino leave needed
25 Dec – 27 Dec3 daysChristmas Dayno leave needed

Next in each subdivision

16 subdivisions of Malaysia keep dates the national calendar does not. The next one in each is below — the full calendars are in the API.

SubdivisionNextObservance
Johor23 March 2027Sultan
Kedah20 June 2027Sultan
Kelantan11 November 2026Sultan
Kuala Lumpur1 February 2027Federal Territory Day
Labuan1 February 2027Federal Territory Day
Melaka9 October 2026Yang di-Pertua
Negeri Sembilan14 January 2027Yang
Pahang7 May 2027Hari Hol
Penang10 July 2027Penang Governor's Birthday
Perak6 November 2026Sultan
Perlis17 May 2028Raja of Perlis Birthday
Putrajaya1 February 2027Federal Territory Day
Sabah3 October 2026Yang di-Pertua
Sarawak26 March 2027Good Friday
Selangor11 December 2026Sultan
Terengganu6 January 2027Israk expected

How Malaysia keeps time

Observances60 across the national calendar and 18 subdivisions
Evidence19 verified · 0 corroborated · 41 compiled, from 26 named sources
LanguagesEnglish, Malay, Tamil, Chinese
Calendar systemsgregorian
Exchangesnone listed
Last reviewed2026-08-06

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