Russia abolished daylight saving time in 2014. Moscow remains on Moscow Standard Time (MSK, UTC+3) year-round.
About Moscow
Moscow is the capital of Russia and the largest city in Europe. It operates on MSK (UTC+3) year-round since Russia permanently moved to standard time in 2014.
Moscow's timezone is important for business with Russia, Eastern European coordination, and scheduling across the former Soviet states.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time zone is Moscow in?+
Moscow is in Moscow Standard Time (MSK), which is UTC+3. Russia does not observe daylight saving time.
Does Moscow observe daylight saving time?+
No. Russia permanently moved to standard time in 2014 and has not observed daylight saving time since.
How many hours ahead of London is Moscow?+
Moscow is 3 hours ahead of London in winter (GMT) and 2 hours ahead in summer (BST).
What is MSK?+
MSK stands for Moscow Standard Time (UTC+3).
What is the time difference between Moscow and New York?+
Moscow is 8 hours ahead of New York in winter (EST) and 7 hours ahead in summer (EDT).
What time is it in Moscow now?
The current local time in Moscow is displayed above and updates every second. Moscow is in the Moscow Standard Time (MSK), UTC offset UTC+3.
What time zone is Moscow in?
Moscow is in Moscow Standard Time (MSK). The UTC offset is UTC+3.