Time Zones in Mexico
Mexico spans 4 timezones across its territory. Click any city below to see its exact local time, updated live every second.
Mexico spans 4 timezones, with the capital Mexico City on UTC-06:00. The official currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN). Browse individual city pages above for live local time, or use our Timezone Converter to plan across time zones.
Mexico spans 4 timezones across its territory. Click any city below to see its exact local time, updated live every second.
The official currency is the Mexican Peso ($ MXN). The primary language spoken is Spanish, and the international dial code is +52.
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| City | Local Time | Difference from Mexico City |
|---|---|---|
| London | --:-- | 7 hours behind |
| New York | --:-- | 2 hours behind |
| Dubai | --:-- | 10 hours behind |
| Singapore | --:-- | 14 hours behind |
| Tokyo | --:-- | 15 hours behind |
Mexico uses UTC-08:00, UTC-07:00, UTC-06:00, and UTC-05:00. Mexico spans multiple timezones, so the figures above reflect Mexico City.
Mexico does not observe Daylight Saving Time nationwide as of 2022, except in municipalities along the US border that align with US clock changes.
Mexico City is 7 hours behind London (GMT/BST) and 2 hours behind New York (EST/EDT). These gaps shift slightly across the year as other regions observe their own Daylight Saving Time changes.
Mexico uses the Mexican Peso (MXN, symbol $). Cards are widely accepted in major cities; carry some cash for smaller vendors.
October to April for the dry season and more comfortable temperatures across most of the country. Conditions can vary significantly between regions, so check the specific city you're visiting for more precise guidance.
citizens of the US, Canada, the EU, UK and many other countries can visit visa-free for up to 180 days with just a valid passport. Requirements vary by nationality, so confirm current rules with Mexico's official immigration authority before booking travel.