Time-zone directory
Open a direct page for a popular time zone or a frequently checked city pair. Each live result is calculated from the server clock and the server’s installed IANA time-zone rules.
Current local time
These twelve pages cover common travel, family, and remote-work questions without pretending that one city represents every zone.
Asia/Tokyo
Tokyo uses Japan Standard Time (JST), UTC+9, throughout the year and does not currently observe daylight saving time. Its IANA zone is Asia/Tokyo; the live server result above supplies the current local date and time.
Current time in TokyoAmerica/New_York
New York follows US Eastern Time. Seasonal clock changes mean its difference from Europe, Asia, and Australia is not constant all year.
Current time in New YorkEurope/London
London alternates between Greenwich Mean Time and British Summer Time. Check the selected date instead of assuming the UK always equals UTC.
Current time in LondonEurope/Paris
Paris follows Central European Time and its summer-time rules. The live result uses the exact offset that applies today.
Current time in ParisAsia/Dubai
Dubai uses Gulf Standard Time without a seasonal clock change. Differences with Europe and North America can still change when those regions move clocks.
Current time in DubaiAsia/Singapore
Singapore keeps one standard offset throughout the year. It is a common anchor for finance, travel, and distributed work across Southeast Asia.
Current time in SingaporeAustralia/Sydney
Sydney uses Australian Eastern Standard Time, AEST (UTC+10), and Australian Eastern Daylight Time, AEDT (UTC+11). Under the current New South Wales rule, daylight saving starts on the first Sunday in October and ends on the first Sunday in April. The live clock above uses Australia/Sydney, so it applies today's offset and local date automatically.
Current time in SydneyAmerica/Los_Angeles
Los Angeles follows US Pacific Time with seasonal changes. Use the named IANA zone so future dates receive the correct local rule.
Current time in Los AngelesAmerica/Toronto
Toronto uses Eastern Standard Time, EST (UTC−5), in standard time and Eastern Daylight Time, EDT (UTC−4), during daylight time. Under Ontario’s current rule, clocks change on the second Sunday in March and first Sunday in November. The live server clock above applies today’s America/Toronto offset and local date.
Current time in TorontoAmerica/Mexico_City
Mexico City currently keeps Central Standard Time (UTC−6) throughout the year and has not made a seasonal clock change since the 2022 rule change. Use America/Mexico_City rather than a generic North American abbreviation when checking a date.
Current time in Mexico CityAsia/Kolkata
Delhi uses India Standard Time through the Asia/Kolkata IANA identifier. Its half-hour offset is why mental whole-hour arithmetic often fails.
Current time in DelhiEurope/Moscow
Moscow currently keeps one offset through the year. The IANA identifier still matters because political time-zone rules can change over time.
Current time in MoscowLive time difference
Start with eight useful pairs. Their differences can change during the year when the two places move clocks on different dates.
London and New York change clocks on different Sundays. During the short transition windows, the familiar difference can be one hour smaller or larger.
London–New York time differenceTokyo stays on JST (UTC+9) all year. Los Angeles changes between PDT and PST, so the gap is 16 or 17 hours and Tokyo is often on the next calendar day. Confirm both the live hour and date.
Los Angeles–Tokyo time differenceThe large eastbound difference commonly crosses midnight. New York’s seasonal clock change also shifts the relationship while Tokyo remains steady.
New York–Tokyo time differenceLondon uses GMT (UTC+0) and BST (UTC+1); Sydney uses AEST (UTC+10) and AEDT (UTC+11). Under the current rules, the UK changes on the last Sundays in March and October, while New South Wales changes on the first Sundays in October and April. Sydney is 11 hours ahead when London is on GMT and Sydney is on AEDT, 9 hours ahead when London is on BST and Sydney is on AEST, and 10 hours ahead while both observe daylight time in the transition gaps. Thus 13:00 in London is 00:00 the next day, 22:00 the same day, or 23:00 respectively in Sydney. Verify the live local hour and date because time-zone rules can change.
London–Sydney time differenceThis pair is a good reminder that time differences are not always whole hours. The live calculation preserves India’s thirty-minute precision.
Dubai–Delhi time differenceParis uses CET (UTC+1) in standard time and CEST (UTC+2) in summer; Toronto uses EST (UTC−5) and EDT (UTC−4). When both cities are on standard time or both are on daylight time, Paris is 6 hours ahead. Toronto currently changes on the second Sunday in March and first Sunday in November, while Paris follows the EU's last-Sunday rules in March and October. During the gaps, Toronto is already or still on daylight time while Paris is on standard time, so Paris is 5 hours ahead. Verify the live local hour and date because time-zone rules can change.
Paris–Toronto time differenceSingapore Standard Time is UTC+8 throughout the year. London uses GMT (UTC+0) in winter and BST (UTC+1) from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October under the current UK rule. Therefore 09:00 in London is 17:00 in Singapore during GMT and 16:00 during BST; 18:00 in Singapore is 10:00 or 11:00 in London respectively. Verify the live local hour and date because time-zone rules can change.
Singapore–London time differenceMoscow currently keeps a stable offset while New York changes seasonally. The live difference can therefore vary even though Moscow’s clock does not move.
Moscow–New York time difference