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What are the Russia time zones?

Russia has 11 time zones, UTC+02:00 to UTC+12:00, as of September 30, 2026. The table shows every zone at an example time, 12:00 PM in Moscow, St. Petersburg; type any time or date.

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At 12:00 PM on September 30, 2026 in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Russia has 11 time zones and 11 UTC offsets in use.

UTC offsets in use at that moment
11
Kaliningrad
11:00 AM EET · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+02:00 · no daylight saving
Moscow, St. Petersburg
12:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+03:00 · no daylight saving
Samara, Udmurtia
1:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+04:00 · no daylight saving
Yekaterinburg: the Urals
2:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+05:00 · no daylight saving
Omsk
3:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+06:00 · no daylight saving
Krasnoyarsk
4:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+07:00 · no daylight saving
Novosibirsk
4:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+07:00 · no daylight saving
Irkutsk, Buryatia
5:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+08:00 · no daylight saving
Yakutsk
6:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+09:00 · no daylight saving
Vladivostok
7:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+10:00 · no daylight saving
Magadan
8:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+11:00 · no daylight saving
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
9:00 PM · Wed, Sep 30 · UTC+12:00 · no daylight saving

Answer for the example date Wednesday, September 30, 2026. It changes to today's date when the page loads.

Time zones: 11. At 12:00 PM on September 30, 2026 in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Russia has 11 time zones and 11 UTC offsets in use.

How to calculate

Lists the time zones of Russia with the local time, abbreviation, UTC offset, and daylight saving in each, for any time and date.

Example with the default inputs (Time 12:00, In Moscow, St. Petersburg, Date September 30, 2026) on the example date Wednesday, September 30, 2026: At 12:00 PM on September 30, 2026 in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Russia has 11 time zones and 11 UTC offsets in use.

Method: For the typed time in the chosen zone, find the instant (UTC) it names, then show each listed zone’s clock at that instant with its UTC offset, from the browser’s IANA time zone data.

  • The zones are IANA tzdata names from zone1970.tab (tzdata 2026a): Europe/Kaliningrad, Europe/Moscow, Europe/Samara, Asia/Yekaterinburg, Asia/Omsk, Asia/Krasnoyarsk, Asia/Novosibirsk, Asia/Irkutsk, Asia/Yakutsk, Asia/Vladivostok, Asia/Magadan, Asia/Kamchatka. The browser supplies each zone's offsets and daylight saving rules, so a rule change arrives with a browser update.
  • “Time zones” counts the different standard offsets among the listed zones. A zone’s standard offset in a year is the lower of its offsets at 00:00 UTC on January 1 and July 1 of that UTC year.
  • “UTC offsets in use” counts the different offsets the listed zones show at that moment.
  • Each zone shows its local time, the abbreviation from the browser’s Unicode CLDR English names (left out when CLDR has none), the date as “Tue, Sep 29”, the offset as UTC+hh:mm or UTC−hh:mm, and “daylight saving” when the offset is ahead of the standard offset, “standard time” when the zone’s January 1 and July 1 offsets differ but it is on the standard offset, or “no daylight saving” when they are the same. Because the rule compares January 1 and July 1, a zone that moves its offset for good during a year (Cancún in 2015, Novosibirsk in 2016), or whose January 1 falls in Morocco’s Ramadan change (Casablanca in 2030 to 2033), shows the later offset as “daylight saving” for that year.
  • A time that does not exist in the chosen zone (skipped when clocks spring forward) has no answer. A time that occurs twice (when clocks fall back) shows both moments, earlier first, where they differ.
  • Dates from 2000 to 2040 work.

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Worked examples

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  1. Time 12:00, In Moscow, St. Petersburg, Date 2026-01-15 gives Time zones 11, UTC offsets in use at that moment 11, Kaliningrad 11:00 AM EET · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+02:00 · no daylight saving, Moscow, St. Petersburg 12:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+03:00 · no daylight saving, Samara, Udmurtia 1:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+04:00 · no daylight saving, Yekaterinburg: the Urals 2:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+05:00 · no daylight saving, Omsk 3:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+06:00 · no daylight saving, Krasnoyarsk 4:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+07:00 · no daylight saving, Novosibirsk 4:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+07:00 · no daylight saving, Irkutsk, Buryatia 5:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+08:00 · no daylight saving, Yakutsk 6:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+09:00 · no daylight saving, Vladivostok 7:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+10:00 · no daylight saving, Magadan 8:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+11:00 · no daylight saving, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky 9:00 PM · Thu, Jan 15 · UTC+12:00 · no daylight saving.Source: IANA Time Zone Database, tzdata 2026a (https://www.iana.org/time-zones)
  2. Time 12:00, In Moscow, St. Petersburg, Date 2026-07-15 gives Time zones 11, UTC offsets in use at that moment 11, Kaliningrad 11:00 AM EET · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+02:00 · no daylight saving, Moscow, St. Petersburg 12:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+03:00 · no daylight saving, Samara, Udmurtia 1:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+04:00 · no daylight saving, Yekaterinburg: the Urals 2:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+05:00 · no daylight saving, Omsk 3:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+06:00 · no daylight saving, Krasnoyarsk 4:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+07:00 · no daylight saving, Novosibirsk 4:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+07:00 · no daylight saving, Irkutsk, Buryatia 5:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+08:00 · no daylight saving, Yakutsk 6:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+09:00 · no daylight saving, Vladivostok 7:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+10:00 · no daylight saving, Magadan 8:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+11:00 · no daylight saving, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky 9:00 PM · Wed, Jul 15 · UTC+12:00 · no daylight saving.Source: IANA Time Zone Database, tzdata 2026a (https://www.iana.org/time-zones)

Other questions people ask

How many time zones does Russia have?

11, from UTC+02:00 in Kaliningrad to UTC+12:00 in Kamchatka and Chukotka. Russian zones are often named by their difference from Moscow time (UTC+03:00), so Kamchatka time is MSK+9.

Does Russia use daylight saving time?

No. Russia has not changed its clocks for summer since 2011 (Federal Law No. 107-FZ, “On the Calculation of Time”). Some regions moved their offset for good later: all of Russia in October 2014, and regions such as Novosibirsk, Magadan, and Volgograd between 2016 and 2020.

How far apart are Moscow and Vladivostok?

As of Wednesday, September 30, 2026, Vladivostok is 7 hours ahead of Moscow, the same all year.