SMALL WORLD. BIG PLANS.
Different cities. Same moment. Make your next overseas meeting a little easier.
01 / THE PLAN
Queensland · Australia/Brisbane
England · Europe/London
Daylight saving included. Always AM & PM.
02 / OVER THERE
United Kingdom
Wednesday, 9 September 2026
Same dayA DATE MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
Do not reuse last month's time difference without checking the next meeting date. These examples show why.
9:00 AM on 15 January 2026 in Brisbane is 11:00 PM on 14 January in London. The London guest joins the previous evening.
At 9:00 AM on 15 July 2026 in Brisbane, London is 12:00 AM on 15 July. That is midnight at the start of Wednesday, not Wednesday night.
9:00 AM on 15 January 2026 in Sydney is 5:00 PM on 14 January in New York.
At 9:00 AM on 15 July 2026 in Sydney, New York is 7:00 PM on 14 July. A recurring call at the same Sydney time can move into the New York guest's evening.
Examples calculated using this edition's bundled time-zone rules. Enter these cities and dates above to explore another time. Plan a call across time zones →
LESS MATHS. MORE CONNECTION.
A coffee in one city can be a midnight call in another. Here’s how to find a moment that works.
Start with the city where the meeting time was given. Choose the meeting date, enter the time and pick AM or PM. Then type the destination city and choose a suggestion. Type any time or choose a half-hour from the dropdown. Open the World map tab to compare cities; its + and − buttons move the meeting by 30 minutes everywhere. “Swap cities” reverses the view while keeping the same meeting moment.
Daylight saving changes the difference between cities during the year. The US and Europe do not always change clocks on the same weekend, while some places never change them. This converter uses the rules for your selected date, not a fixed offset.
When clocks move forward, some local times are skipped. We ask you to choose another time. When clocks move back, some times happen twice. We ask which occurrence you mean and show its UTC offset. Half-hour and quarter-hour offsets are supported too.
12 AM is midnight, at the start of the date shown. 12 PM is noon. Every meeting time here uses AM or PM, and we show the full date so you can spot when a meeting falls on the previous or next day.
The 34,135 searchable places, time-zone rules and map are included with this site. Once this page has finished loading, searching and converting need no external lookup. Reopening or refreshing the site may require a connection. The catalogue covers many cities and larger towns, not every settlement.
Conversions use bundled IANA time-zone data 2026c, packaged on 2026-09-09, for dates from 2000 to 2040. Governments can change time-zone rules, sometimes at short notice, so no permanently offline tool can promise 100% future accuracy. Future dates use the rules currently in this edition. Recheck important meetings after rule changes; we must publish a new edition to include new rules.
Look for the green workday times on the map. For regular calls between distant cities, rotate the meeting time so the same person doesn’t always get the late night. The workday guide is only a starting point—ask your guests what suits them.