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Tyumen Oblast, Russia

Tyumen Oblast uses Yekaterinburg Time, UTC+5, without seasonal clock changes. Tyumen, Tobolsk, Ishim, Yalutorovsk, and the region’s other communities therefore remain five hours ahead of UTC throughout the year.

Tyumen, Russia

Saturday, 5 September 2026

UTC+5 · Asia/Yekaterinburg

Time and sun data for Tyumen — the largest city of Tyumen Oblast

The sun in Tyumen

Sunrise 5:48 AM Solar noon 12:38 PM Sunset 7:28 PM Daylight 13 h 40 min Night 10 h 20 min Civil twilight 5:08 AM – 8:08 PM

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Current time in Tyumen Oblast, Russia

The oblast’s civil time is two hours ahead of Moscow. If it is noon in Moscow, it is already afternoon in Tyumen Oblast. This difference stays constant because neither location currently adjusts clocks for summer.

Yekaterinburg Time is often written as YEKT. The label refers to the time standard, not a requirement to be near the city of Yekaterinburg. It is the correct setting for clocks in Tyumen and the rest of the oblast.

Time zone: Yekaterinburg Time UTC offset: UTC+5 Difference from Moscow: two hours ahead Seasonal clock adjustment: none currently observed In Tyumen Oblast, “Moscow time” is useful for comparison, but it is not the time displayed on the local wall clock.

Tyumen, Tobolsk, and regional time

Tyumen is the administrative centre and the oblast’s largest city. Tobolsk and Ishim are other prominent cities, joined by Yalutorovsk and Zavodoukovsk among the region’s established urban centres. All follow the same UTC+5 time.

No clock adjustment is needed for an overland trip between these cities. A traveller moving from Tyumen to Tobolsk changes position on the map but not time zones. Tickets and appointments stated in local time can be compared directly, provided they refer to the same date.

The name “Tyumen Oblast” can be used in different geographic or administrative contexts. When an address is in an autonomous okrug associated with the wider Tyumen area, verify the specific locality rather than assuming from the broad regional name alone. For cities in the oblast proper, UTC+5 is the applicable standard.

Sunrise across a broad east-west area

Tyumen Oblast covers enough distance for sunrise to differ meaningfully between localities. Ishim lies east of Tyumen and will generally reach solar events earlier by the clock on the same date. Tobolsk lies farther north, so its seasonal daylight pattern also differs from that of southern locations.

During summer, northern position brings long daylight and brief nights. Winter provides the opposite pattern, with shorter days and later mornings. The clock itself does not change, which makes the seasonal movement of sunrise and sunset especially clear.

Search for the exact city, settlement, or coordinates. Enter the local calendar date. Confirm that the service is using UTC+5. Separate sunrise from the earlier phases of dawn. Check weather independently if visibility is important.

An oblast-wide sunrise time can only be approximate. A value calculated for Tyumen is suitable for understanding conditions near the capital, but it should not replace a locality-specific result for travel, photography, outdoor work, or religious observance.

Questions and answers

What is the UTC offset in Tyumen?
Tyumen uses UTC+5.
Is Tyumen in the same time zone as Moscow?
No. Tyumen is two hours ahead of Moscow.
Do Tobolsk and Ishim use different clocks?
No. Both use Yekaterinburg Time, although their sunrise times differ.
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