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Public holidays in Malaysia 2044

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Every public holiday in Malaysia in 2044 is listed below, with the day of the week each one falls on. National holidays apply across the whole country. Regional ones apply only in certain states or areas, so check locally before booking anything around them.

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Planning around a reporting week rather than a month? Week numbers for 2044 lists every week with its dates.

Public holiday dates in Malaysia, 2044

DateDayHolidayType
1 JanuaryFridayNew Year's DayRegional
7 JanuaryThursdayThe Sultan of Johor Hol (estimated)Regional
14 JanuaryThursdayBirthday of the Sultan of Negeri SembilanRegional
30 JanuarySaturdayChinese New Year (estimated)National
31 JanuarySundayChinese New Year (Second Day) (estimated)National
1 FebruaryMondayChinese New Year (Second Day) (observed, estimated)National
2 FebruaryTuesdayChinese New Year (Second Day) (observed, estimated)Regional
11 FebruaryThursdayProphet Muhammad's Birthday (estimated)National
13 FebruarySaturdayThaipusamRegional
20 FebruarySaturdayDeclaration of Independence DayRegional
4 MarchFridayAnniversary of the Installation of the Sultan of TerengganuRegional
23 MarchWednesdayBirthday of the Sultan of JohorRegional
30 MarchWednesdayBirthday of the Governor of SabahRegional
15 AprilFridayGood FridayRegional
26 AprilTuesdayBirthday of the Sultan of TerengganuRegional
1 MaySundayLabor DayNational
2 MayMondayLabor Day (observed)National
12 MayThursdayVesak Day (estimated)National
17 MayTuesdayBirthday of the Raja of PerlisRegional
22 MaySundayThe Sultan of Pahang HolRegional
23 MayMondayThe Sultan of Pahang Hol (observed)Regional
30 MayMondayPesta KaamatanRegional
31 MayTuesdayPesta KaamatanRegional
1 JuneWednesdayDayak Festival DayRegional
2 JuneThursdayDayak Festival DayRegional
6 JuneMondayBirthday of HM Yang di-Pertuan AgongNational
19 JuneSundayBirthday of The Sultan of KedahRegional
23 JuneThursdayIsra' and Mi'raj (estimated)Regional
7 JulyThursdayGeorge Town Heritage DayRegional
9 JulySaturdayBirthday of the Governor of PenangRegional
22 JulyFridaySarawak Independence DayRegional
26 JulyTuesdayBeginning of Ramadan (estimated)Regional
30 JulySaturdayBirthday of the Sultan of PahangRegional
11 AugustThursdayNuzul Al-Quran Day (estimated)Regional
24 AugustWednesdayEid al-Fitr (estimated)National
25 AugustThursdayEid al-Fitr (Second Day) (estimated)National
26 AugustFridayEid al-Fitr (Third Day) (estimated)Regional
31 AugustWednesdayNational DayNational
16 SeptemberFridayMalaysia DayNational
18 SeptemberSundayMalaysia Day (observed)Regional
29 SeptemberThursdayBirthday of the Sultan of KelantanRegional
30 SeptemberFridayBirthday of the Sultan of KelantanRegional
8 OctoberSaturdayBirthday of the Governor of SarawakRegional
30 OctoberSundayArafat Day (estimated)Regional
31 OctoberMondayEid al-Adha (estimated)National
1 NovemberTuesdayEid al-Adha (Second Day) (estimated)Regional
4 NovemberFridayBirthday of the Sultan of PerakRegional
18 NovemberFridayDeepavaliRegional
20 NovemberSundayDeepavali (observed)Regional
21 NovemberMondayIslamic New Year (estimated)National
11 DecemberSundayBirthday of The Sultan of SelangorRegional
12 DecemberMondayBirthday of The Sultan of Selangor (observed)Regional
24 DecemberSaturdayChristmas EveRegional
25 DecemberSundayChristmas DayNational
26 DecemberMondayChristmas Day (observed)National
27 DecemberTuesdayChristmas Day (observed)Regional

Which days of the week they fall on

Of the 16 national holidays in 2044, 12 fall on a weekday and 4 at a weekend. A holiday landing on a weekend is worth spotting early if you were counting on a long one.

Other years

Public holidays in Malaysia 2043 · Public holidays in Malaysia 2045

Other countries

Public holidays for 247 countries and territories, or back to Malaysia.