Places that don’t change their clocks
Most of the world keeps one clock all year.
Including Tokyo, Dubai, Singapore, Mumbai and Hong Kong.
Daylight saving is mostly a European, North American and south-east Australian habit. Nearly all of Asia, Africa and South America keep the same clock all year.
Americas
- PhoenixUTC−7
- Mexico CityUTC−6
- VancouverUTC−7
- HonoluluUTC−10
- BogotáUTC−5
- LimaUTC−5
- Buenos AiresUTC−3
- São PauloUTC−3
- Rio de JaneiroUTC−3
Africa
- CasablancaUTC+0
- LagosUTC+1
- NairobiUTC+3
- JohannesburgUTC+2
- Cape TownUTC+2
Asia and the Middle East
Places that stopped
| Place | Last changed | Clock now |
|---|---|---|
| Mexico (most of it) | 2022 | UTC−6 |
| Iran | 2022 | UTC+3:30 |
| Jordan | 2022 | UTC+3 |
| Syria | 2022 | UTC+3 |
| Fiji | 2022 | UTC+12 |
| Samoa | 2021 | UTC+13 |
| Yukon, Canada | 2020 | UTC−7 |
| Brazil | 2019 | UTC−3 |
| Turkey | 2016 | UTC+3 |
| Russia | 2011 | UTC+3 |
Exceptions inside countries that change
- Arizona (not the Navajo Nation)UTC−7 all year
- HawaiiUTC−10 all year
- Most of SaskatchewanUTC−6 all year
- YukonUTC−7 all year
- Puerto RicoUTC−4 all year
- IcelandUTC+0 all year
- TurkeyUTC+3 all year
- BelarusUTC+3 all year
- Russia (Moscow)UTC+3 all year
- QueenslandUTC+10 all year
- Northern TerritoryUTC+9:30 all year
- Western AustraliaUTC+8 all year
- Magallanes and Chilean AntarcticaUTC−3 all year
- MonterreyUTC−6 all year
- ChihuahuaUTC−6 all year
- Cancún and Quintana RooUTC−5 all year