MONEY HEIST PART 5 VOLUME 1 RELEASES TODAY , AND TIME

'Money Heist' Part 5 Volume 1 finally starts streaming on Netflix from today, September 3, 2021. The final season of 'Money Heist' will come in two volumes.
It’s the final countdown. We’re just hours away from being able to watch the first half of the final season of the phenomenon that is Money Heist (La Casa De Papel). If you’re looking to stay up late or wake up early, here’s a complete breakdown of when the show will be streaming where you live.
Netflix Money Heist Season 5 Episodes: After season 4, it was 'Bella Ciao' (goodbye) for a while but the wait is finally over for the fans! 'Money Heist' Part 5 Volume 1 finally starts streaming on Netflix from today, August 3, 2021. The last season ended on a cliffhanger as the audience witnessed how the Professor's scheme got Lisbon to reunite with the other members of the gang at the Bank of Spain but inspector Alicia Sierra on the other hand came to know about the hideout of the Professor.
Because Netflix is based in Los Angeles, all of their Netflix Original release (with a few exceptions) arrive at midnight there. Because time is different around the world, that time will be relative. So if you live in Europe, India, Australia, or the Middle East you won’t be watching at 12:00 AM.
Pacific Standard Time 12:00 AM (GMT-7)
Mountain Standard Time 01:00 AM (GMT-6)
Central Standard Time 02:00 AM (GMT-5)
Eastern Daylight Time 03:00 AM (GMT-4)
Brasilia Standard Time 04:00 AM (GMT-3)
British Summer Time 08:00 AM (GMT +1)
Central European Summer Time 09:00 AM (GMT+2)
Eastern European Summer Time 10:00 AM (GMT+3)
India Standard Time 13:30 PM (GMT+5:30)
Philippine Time (PHT) 15:00 (GMT+8:00)
Japan Standard Time 16:00 PM (GMT+9)
Australian Eastern Time 18:00 PM (GMT+10)
New Zealand Standard Time 19:00 PM (GMT+11)

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