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Convert Pacific Daylight Time to Korea Standard Time

Instantly convert Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Korea Standard Time (KST) with our free online calculator.

Reviewed by Christopher FloiedUpdated

Pacific Daylight Time

10:20:53 PM

Tue, Jun 23 (PDT)

Korea Standard Time

02:20:53 PM

Wed, Jun 24 (KST)

KST is +16 hours from PDT

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PDT

24-Hour Comparison

PDTKST
12:00 AM4:00 PM
1:00 AM5:00 PM
2:00 AM6:00 PM
3:00 AM7:00 PM
4:00 AM8:00 PM
5:00 AM9:00 PM
6:00 AM10:00 PM
7:00 AM11:00 PM
8:00 AM12:00 AM(+1d)
9:00 AM1:00 AM(+1d)
10:00 AM2:00 AM(+1d)
11:00 AM3:00 AM(+1d)
12:00 PM4:00 AM(+1d)
1:00 PM5:00 AM(+1d)
2:00 PM6:00 AM(+1d)
3:00 PM7:00 AM(+1d)
4:00 PM8:00 AM(+1d)
5:00 PM9:00 AM(+1d)
6:00 PM10:00 AM(+1d)
7:00 PM11:00 AM(+1d)
8:00 PM12:00 PM(+1d)
9:00 PM1:00 PM(+1d)
10:00 PM2:00 PM(+1d)
11:00 PM3:00 PM(+1d)

How to Convert Pacific Daylight Time to Korea Standard Time

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To convert Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Korea Standard Time (KST): Convert PDT to KST

About Pacific Daylight Time (PDT)

Pacific Daylight Time (PDT, IANA: America/Los_Angeles during DST window) is the summer-time variant of PST, set at UTC-7:00 — observed from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November per the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which extended the US DST window by ~4 weeks compared to the prior Uniform Time Act of 1966 schedule. PDT is the same offset as Mountain Standard Time (MST), creating a confusing situation where Arizona (which doesn't observe DST and stays on MST year-round) shares the same clock as California during summer months but is one hour behind during winter. PDT is used by ~50 million people in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, British Columbia, Yukon, and Baja California Norte. Affects: West-Coast NYSE/Nasdaq market open shifts to 06:30 PDT, professional sports West Coast game-time broadcasts to East Coast PDT prime time, and US Pacific Fleet operations from Naval Base San Diego.

About Korea Standard Time (KST)

Korea Standard Time (KST, IANA: Asia/Seoul) is the civil time of both the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea — since May 2018 when North Korea reverted to KST from its briefly used Pyongyang Time UTC+8:30 of 2015-2018), set at UTC+9:00 year-round (no DST). South Korea observed Daylight Saving Time briefly in 1948-1951 and again 1987-1988 during the Seoul Olympics (to facilitate evening TV broadcasts to North America), but discontinued it both times. KST is identical in offset to Japan Standard Time (JST), Yakutsk Time, Western Indonesian Time WIT (eastern Indonesia), and Palau Time (PWT) — creating a 'business-friendly' Northeast Asia zone of synchronized financial centers (Seoul-Tokyo). KST serves the Korean Peninsula's approximately 78 million residents (South Korea 52M + North Korea 26M). Major KST cities: Seoul (9.7M city, 25.7M metro — South Korean capital and the world's 5th-largest metro), Busan (3.3M — South Korea's 2nd-largest city + main port), Incheon (3M — Seoul Capital Area, location of Incheon International Airport ICN), Daegu (2.4M), Daejeon (1.5M), Pyongyang (3.2M — North Korean capital), Hamhung (770K — North Korea), Nampo (980K — North Korea). Affects: KRX (Korea Exchange) trading hours, K-pop industry music-release timing, Samsung + LG + Hyundai global headquarters operations.

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