Time in Manila.

Philippines · Philippine Standard Time · Asia/Manila

Manila is on Philippine Standard Time (PHT, UTC+8) all year and doesn’t use daylight saving time. Right now it’s 13 hours ahead of New York and 8 hours ahead of London.

Times checked against the IANA time zone database. How WherOra calculates times

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Time zone in Manila

Manila uses Philippine Standard Time (PHT, UTC+8) all year. In the Philippines it is often written PST, which is easy to confuse with US Pacific Standard Time; we write PHT.

Time zone
Philippine Standard Time (PHT)
UTC offset
UTC+8 (standard), no seasonal change
Daylight saving
No
IANA zone
Asia/Manila

Does Manila use daylight saving time?

No. Manila stays on UTC+8 all year, so its clocks never change. Its time difference with cities that do change their clocks, such as New York or London, still moves by an hour twice a year.

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Manila: quick answers

What time zone is Manila in?

Manila uses Philippine Standard Time (PHT, UTC+8) all year. On phones and computers its time zone is called Asia/Manila.

Does Manila observe daylight saving time?

No. Manila doesn’t use daylight saving time: it stays on PHT (UTC+8) all year.

What time is it in Manila when it’s 9 AM in New York?

10:00 PM in Manila. Manila is 13 hours ahead of New York right now. From March 14, when New York changes its clocks, 9 AM in New York is 9:00 PM in Manila.

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