GST is in use right now in Gulf Time (UTC+4).
GST is 12 hours ahead of PST (Pacific Standard Time).
| City | Local time | Difference from GST |
|---|---|---|
| New York | Tue | 9 hours behind |
| Los Angeles | Tue | 12 hours behind |
| London | Tue | 4 hours behind |
| Paris | Tue | 3 hours behind |
| Mumbai | Wed | 1.5 hours ahead |
| Singapore | Wed | 4 hours ahead |
| Tokyo | Wed | 5 hours ahead |
| Sydney | Wed | 7 hours ahead |
| Johannesburg | Tue | 2 hours behind |
| São Paulo | Tue | 7 hours behind |
| Chicago | Tue | 10 hours behind |
Gulf Time
Gulf Standard Time (UTC+4)
IANA: Asia/Dubai · UTC+4
GST does not use daylight saving time. The offset stays UTC+4 all year.
Sunrise 06:27 · Sunset 17:37
Daylight 11h 10m · Solar noon 12:02
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| 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 |
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Clocks in GST run on Gulf Time (UTC+4, UTC+4); software knows the zone as Asia/Dubai.
No. GST keeps UTC+4 all year, so its time difference with places that do change their clocks shifts by an hour twice a year.