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Does Russia have daylight saving time?

No. Russia does not change its clocks. Its time zones run from UTC+2 to UTC+12 and stay the same all year; Moscow is on MSK, UTC+3.

Russia last used daylight saving time in 2010. Some regions' standard time changed more recently, in 2020.

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Questions people ask

Does Russia have daylight saving time?

No. Russia does not change its clocks. Its time zones run from UTC+2 to UTC+12 and stay the same all year; Moscow is on MSK, UTC+3.

When did Russia last change its clocks?

Russia last used daylight saving time in 2010. Some regions' standard time changed more recently, in 2020.

What time zone is Russia in?

Russia uses UTC+2, UTC+3, UTC+4, UTC+5, UTC+6, UTC+7, UTC+8, UTC+9, UTC+10, UTC+11, UTC+12. See the current time in Russia.

Source: IANA time zone database, version 2026e, the same data phones and computers use. History is shown from 1970, the period the database documents reliably.