Time in Afghanistan
Afghanistan uses a single time zone nationwide.
AF Capital: Kabul Dialling code +93
AFTime zones
City times
22 cities are listed here, out of 93 in the dataset.
- Kabul 00:45
- Herāt 00:45
- Kandahār 00:45
- Mazār-e Sharīf 00:45
- Jalālābād 00:45
- Kunduz 00:45
- Ghazni 00:45
- Balkh 00:45
- Baghlān 00:45
- Gardez 00:45
- Khōst 00:45
- Maymana 00:45
- Khanabad 00:45
- Bāzār-e Yakāwlang 00:45
- Bāzārak 00:45
- Khulm 00:45
- Taloqan 00:45
- Bāmyān 00:45
- Pul-e Khumrī 00:45
- Shibirghān 00:45
- Charikar 00:45
- Sar-e Pul 00:45
No city on this page matches the filter.
States and regions
Browse by first-level division to reach cities that are not in the list above.
- Balkh 4
- Kunduz 5
- Baghlan 3
- Bamyan 3
- Herat 10
- Sar-e Pol Province 7
- Takhar 5
- Jowzjan 3
- Kabul 3
- Nangarhar 3
- Faryab 2
- Parwan 2
- Ghazni 1
- Kandahar 1
- Khowst 1
- Paktia 1
- Panjshir 1
- Helmand 6
- Badakhshan 4
- Nimroz 4
- Logar 3
- Paktika 3
- Badghis 2
- Farah 2
- Ghowr 2
- Kapisa 2
- Kunar 2
- Oruzgan 2
- Daykundi 1
- Laghman 1
- Maidan Wardak Province 1
- Nuristan 1
- Samangan 1
- Zabul 1
What this does
Every city is bound to an IANA time zone identifier such as Asia/Shanghai or America/New_York. The current time, UTC offset and daylight saving status are all derived from that identifier for the moment in question, rather than from a fixed offset.
Zone rules come from the IANA time zone database shipped with the runtime and follow its updates. No external time service is called.