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Hong Kong Working Day Calculator

General Holidays and court rules. One clear count.

Calculate Hong Kong working days with General Holidays and supported court counting rules visible in the result, not hidden behind assumptions.

Built for legal, conveyancing, employment, and operations teams dealing with Hong Kong holiday clusters.

Calculate Hong Kong Working Days

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Hong Kong Working Day Calculator

Calculate working days and calendar days in Hong Kong, including General Holidays and court deadline counting under RHC/RDC Order 3.

Hong Kong Working Day Calculator Features & Tools

Switch between working-day and calendar-day counting, control direction, and include or exclude boundary dates to match contract wording.

Chain up to six deadline periods so finance, due diligence, completion, and notice stages stay in sync.

Apply RHC/RDC Order 3 day-counting rules with boundary controls so you can match wording such as after/from, before, or clear days, and optionally exclude August for High Court pleading deadlines when that rule applies.

Calculate notice periods in calendar days, including weekends and General Holidays, with clear start/end inclusion controls.

All 17 General Holidays are included, and Sunday holidays are substituted with the next weekday under the General Holidays Ordinance (Cap. 149).

Uses the standard Mon-Fri business day definition (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and General Holidays) applied in conveyancing and banking contracts.

Visualize the result through a colour-coded timeline showing working days, weekends, and General Holidays.

Review excluded days and export the calculation parameters and audit trail to PDF.

Transparent Working Day Calculations for Hong Kong

Working Day Calculator Hong Kong applies the counting method, General Holidays, boundary settings, and optional court controls you select. The result and excluded dates remain visible for checking.

Learn more about our methodology, data sources, and publisher, or explore real-world use cases.

Choose the rule inputs, inspect the count, and check the result against the governing source.