MYT to PKT

About Malaysia Time

Malaysia is a fixed UTC+8, unified across the peninsula and Borneo in 1982. It keeps the same clock as Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland China all year.

Cities on this clock: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore.

About Pakistan Standard Time

Pakistan is a fixed UTC+5. Two short daylight-saving experiments in 2002 and 2008–09 were abandoned, so nothing shifts now.

Cities on this clock: Tashkent, Almaty, Karachi, Lahore.

Watch out: Pakistan Standard Time is abbreviated PST locally, which is the same abbreviation as US Pacific Standard Time — thirteen hours away.

How the difference is worked out

Neither Malaysia Time nor Pakistan Standard Time moves its clock relative to the other, so pakistan standard time is 3 hours behind malaysia time is a rule rather than a fact about one particular year. The hour-by-hour table above holds on every date.

With both zones on their own standard time — daylight saving not in force anywhere — Pakistan Standard Time is 3 hours behind Malaysia Time. That figure never changes; everything else on this page follows from it plus whichever clocks have moved.

Every figure here comes from the IANA time zone database via your browser's own Intl engine, using the zone ids Asia/Kuala_Lumpur and Asia/Karachi. Nothing is looked up on a server and nothing about your visit is recorded.