Singapore Time, right now—
India Time (IST), right now—

A fixed gap, no seasonal change

Singapore dropped daylight saving in 1982; India has never used it. So this pair is as simple as the math gets:

  • Singapore to India: 2.5 hours ahead of IST, fixed, no seasonal change

The widget above computes this live rather than hardcoding "2.5," so it would stay correct even if that ever changed.

Questions people ask

Does the Singapore-India gap ever change?
No. Singapore abolished daylight saving decades ago and India has never observed it, so the gap is a fixed 2.5 hours, Singapore ahead of India, all year round with no exceptions to track.
How much of the workday overlaps?
Most of it. A 9am-6pm Singapore workday runs 6:30am-3:30pm India time, so there's a solid overlap through the Indian late morning and afternoon against the Singapore workday. It's one of the more schedule-friendly pairs on this site, similar in spirit to the UAE-India gap, just a slightly wider 2.5 hours instead of 1.5.
Is this the same offset used for Malaysia or Hong Kong?
Malaysia runs on the same offset as Singapore (also no daylight saving), so this page's math applies there too. Hong Kong is on the same UTC offset as well, though it's a separate time zone identifier, and could get its own page later if enough people are specifically looking for it.

Need a different pair? See every time zone converter on the site, or the rest of the free tools built by Karthik Ramachandiran.

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