Time in Georgia Now

The current time in Georgia follows Georgia Standard Time (GET, UTC+4) throughout the year.
The country uses a single nationwide time zone, covering all major cities like Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, and Rustavi.

Georgia does not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST) — clocks remain fixed at UTC+4 all year.
This steady timekeeping supports smooth business coordination with neighboring countries such as Armenia and Azerbaijan.

For precise real-time updates and conversions, visit the current time page or try the time converter.

Standard settings for this page

• IANA Time Zone: Asia/Tbilisi

• UTC Offset: UTC +4

• Time Format: 24-hour clock

• DST Observed: No (abolished in 2005)

• Time Zone Abbreviation: GET (Georgia Standard Time)

Georgia’s time is stable year-round, providing predictable scheduling for business, travel, and communication.

Georgia time zone(s)

Georgia operates a single national time zone without regional variation.

The official IANA identifier is Asia/Tbilisi.

Daylight Saving Time in Georgia

Georgia does not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST).
DST was discontinued in 2005, and since then, clocks remain fixed at UTC+4 throughout the year.
This stable system avoids confusion and ensures accurate coordination with nearby countries such as Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Russia.

Major cities in Georgia & their time

All Georgian cities use the same official national time.

Quick facts — Georgia time

• Number of time zones: 1 (nationwide)

• Capital city: Tbilisi

• Default zone: Georgia Standard Time (GET)

• Daylight Saving Time: Not observed since 2005

• IANA Time Zone ID: Asia/Tbilisi

• Standard UTC offset: +4 hours

• DST UTC offset: Not applicable

• Time format: 24-hour system

• Neighboring countries with similar time: Armenia, Azerbaijan, UAE (UTC+4)

• Regional differences: None — uniform time nationwide

For verified background, see 👉 Time in Georgia — Wikipedia.

Pros and Cons

Pros

1. Single national time zone — simplifies travel and scheduling.

2. No DST — stable all year, no clock changes.

3. Predictable UTC+4 offset — ideal for global coordination.

4. Easy 24-hour format — standard for modern systems.

5. Matches nearby countries — smooth regional communication.

Cons

1. No DST adjustment — shorter daylight in summer evenings.

2. Offset difference — varies from European business hours.