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Hong Kong Calendars
Printable calendars built for Hong Kong — every gazetted general holiday marked (Sunday substitutes included), the long weekends at a glance, and the April–March financial year. Free and fillable.
Printable calendars for Hong Kong
Hong Kong calendar facts
- General holidays
- 17 a year plus every Sunday — banks, schools and government offices close
- Statutory holidays
- 15 in 2026 and 2027, rising to 17 by 2030 — the days employers must give
- Financial year
- 1 April – 31 March, also the tax year of assessment
- Sunday rule
- A holiday on a Sunday moves to a gazetted substitute, usually the next day
- Paper size
- A4 and US Letter both print cleanly
For payroll and contracts, check the statutory list with the Labour Department — the general holidays and the statutory holidays are not quite the same set.
Hong Kong calendars — FAQs
Where do the holiday dates come from?
From the government's own lists: the general holidays on gov.hk, published around May for the following year, and the statutory holidays from the Labour Department. The lunar holidays — Lunar New Year, Ching Ming, the Birthday of the Buddha, Tuen Ng, Mid-Autumn and Chung Yeung — are never estimated; a year that hasn't been published yet says so on the calendar.
General holidays or statutory holidays — which do the calendars mark?
The general holidays, the full set of 17 that banks, schools and government offices observe. The public holidays page lists the statutory holidays alongside, since that is the set your employer must give.
Are the Hong Kong calendars in Chinese?
Not yet — the calendars print in English, with the holiday names Hong Kong uses in English (Ching Ming, Tuen Ng, Chung Yeung).
Are these Hong Kong calendars free?
Yes — every calendar here is free, printable and fillable in any PDF viewer. No signup, no watermark.