Time in Colombia now

The current time in Colombia follows a single time zone nationwide, known as Colombia Standard Time (COT).
Unlike many other Latin American countries, Colombia does not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST), which means the local time remains constant all year.

The official time zone applies to the entire country, including Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena. This makes scheduling, travel, and communication straightforward.

You can also check the current time page for a global world clock, or use our time converter tool to compare Colombia’s time with other countries.

👉 The standard time zone used for this page is:

• IANA Time Zone: America/Bogota

• UTC Offset: UTC −5

Colombia Time Zone

Colombia operates under a single, stable time zone year-round:

There are no regional variations or seasonal changes, making Colombia one of the most time-consistent countries in South America.

Daylight Saving Time in Colombia

• 🇨🇴 DST: ❌ Not observed

• Colombia does not use Daylight Saving Time.

• The time remains fixed at UTC −5 all year.

This policy makes it easier for international travelers and businesses to coordinate time without seasonal confusion.

Popular Cities in Colombia & Their Time

All major cities follow the same time zone, ensuring uniformity across the entire country.

Quick Facts About Colombia Time

• 🕓 Number of Time Zones: 1

• 🏙 Capital City: Bogotá

• 🌐 IANA Time Zone ID: America/Bogota

• 🕐 Default Time Zone: Colombia Standard Time (COT)

• 🌞 DST Observed: No

• 🕓 UTC Offset: UTC −5

Colombia’s single, non-changing time zone simplifies communication and scheduling. This consistency is particularly useful for tourism, aviation, and international business.

For more information, visit 👉 Time in Colombia — Wikipedia