How many time zones does Russia have?
Russia spans 11 time zones from Kaliningrad in the west to Kamchatka in the east.
Time zones are more than fixed UTC offsets. They contain regional rules that determine whether and when clocks change. Select a city and date when planning a future event.
Russia time-zone identifiers
| Identifier | Current reference offset | Seasonal change |
|---|---|---|
| Asia/Anadyr | UTC+12:00 | No change detected |
| Europe/Astrakhan | UTC+04:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Barnaul | UTC+07:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Chita | UTC+09:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Irkutsk | UTC+08:00 | No change detected |
| Europe/Kaliningrad | UTC+02:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Kamchatka | UTC+12:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Khandyga | UTC+09:00 | No change detected |
| Europe/Kirov | UTC+03:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Krasnoyarsk | UTC+07:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Magadan | UTC+11:00 | No change detected |
| Europe/Moscow | UTC+03:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Novokuznetsk | UTC+07:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Novosibirsk | UTC+07:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Omsk | UTC+06:00 | No change detected |
| Asia/Sakhalin | UTC+11:00 | No change detected |
| Europe/Samara | UTC+04:00 | No change detected |
| Europe/Saratov | UTC+04:00 | No change detected |
Planning calls with Russia
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