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Time in Myanmar Now

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What Time Is It in Myanmar Right Now With Seconds

Myanmar follows Myanmar Standard Time (MMT, UTC+6:30) throughout the entire year. The country, located in Southeast Asia, does not observe Daylight Saving Time and maintains a single permanent national time zone for all states and regions.

Major cities such as Yangon, Mandalay, Naypyidaw, Bago, and Mawlamyine remain synchronized year-round, supporting consistent schedules for travel, government, business, and daily life.

Current time zone info for Myanmar

  • IANA Time Zone: Asia/Yangon

  • UTC Offset: UTC +6:30 hours

  • Time Format: 24-hour clock

  • DST Observed: NO

  • Time Zone Abbreviation: MMT (Myanmar Standard Time)

Myanmar’s time zone is unique due to its half-hour offset, shared by only a few countries in the world.

Myanmar time zone(s)

Myanmar uses a single national time zone across the entire country.

Time ZoneExample City/RegionUTC Offset
Myanmar Standard Time (MMT)Yangon, Mandalay, Naypyidaw, Bago, MawlamyineUTC +6:30

The official IANA identifier for Myanmar is Asia/Yangon.

Daylight Saving Time in Myanmar

Myanmar does not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST). The country remains on a fixed UTC +6:30 offset throughout the year.

This ensures consistency in timekeeping and avoids seasonal clock changes across all regions.

Major cities in Myanmar & their time

CityTime ZoneTypical Offset
YangonMMTUTC +6:30
MandalayMMTUTC +6:30
NaypyidawMMTUTC +6:30
BagoMMTUTC +6:30
MawlamyineMMTUTC +6:30

All major cities in Myanmar follow the same standard time.

Brief info for Myanmar time

  • Number of time zones: 1 (nationwide)

  • Capital city: Naypyidaw

  • Default time: Myanmar Standard Time (MMT)

  • Daylight Saving Time: Not observed

  • IANA Time Zone ID: Asia/Yangon

  • Standard UTC offset: +6:30 hours

  • DST UTC offset: Not applicable

  • Time format: 24-hour system

  • Neighbouring countries with same time: None (unique offset)

  • Regional differences: None — uniform time across Myanmar

For verified background, see “Time in Myanmar — Wikipedia.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  1. Single national time — simplifies coordination.

  2. No DST — stable year-round timekeeping.

  3. Unique half-hour offset — precise alignment for local daylight.

  4. Useful for regional trade within Southeast Asia.

  5. 24-hour clock used across sectors.

Cons

  1. Half-hour offset may cause confusion for global timing.

  2. Limited overlap with Western countries for real-time communication.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions people ask about Myanmar time — find the quick answers below.
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What do we know about Myanmar time zone?

The country uses Myanmar Standard Time (MMT, UTC+6:30) throughout the year.

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Does Myanmar observe Daylight Saving Time System?

No. The country does not use DST and maintains UTC+6:30 permanently.

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What is Myanmar’s official time zone?

The country’s official time zone is Myanmar Standard Time (MMT), with a UTC+6:30 offset.

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Do you know how many time zones Myanmar has?

Myanmar has one national time zone, which is used across all cities.

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Do neighbouring countries share the same time as Myanmar?

No. Myanmar’s UTC+6:30 offset is unique in its region.

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What do we know about Myanmar’s IANA time zone ID?

IANA time zone ID for Myanmar is Asia/Yangon.

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How can I check the time difference between Myanmar and another country?

Use the time converter to compare Myanmar’s time (UTC+6:30) with other global time zones.