New York and Singapore time difference
Singapore is 13 hours ahead of New York. It is 9:18 PM (EST, UTC-5) in New York and 10:18 AM (UTC+8) in Singapore right now.
Converting New York time to Singapore time, or comparing New York vs Singapore time? Each row below is that city's own clock lined up with New York's day (columns are hours of New York time), so you can see who is awake and when both of you are at work. Drag rows to reorder and use + to add other time zones.
No fully-overlapping working-hours window across everyone.
Each row shows their own local time — the highlighted column marks the same moment for everyone.
Convert New York time to Singapore time
Enter a time and date in New York to see what it is in Singapore, with daylight saving time for that date taken into account. Use Swap to convert the other way.
9:18 PM in New York (UTC-5) is 10:18 AM in Singapore (UTC+8) on Sun, Nov 8 (next day).
Best time to meet: New York and Singapore
There is no hour when both New York and Singapore are within 9:00–18:00 local working hours, so someone usually meets early in the morning or late in the evening. Rotating who takes the inconvenient slot keeps it fair. The time difference between New York and Singapore is usually 12 hours, but it changes with daylight saving time: it is 13 hours (Nov 7 – Mar 13, 2027 and Nov 7, 2027). Check the date before scheduling around those periods.
New York time → Singapore time
- 8:00 AM → 9:00 PM
- 9:00 AM → 10:00 PM
- 10:00 AM → 11:00 PM
- 11:00 AM → 12:00 AM (next day)
- 12:00 PM → 1:00 AM (next day)
- 3:00 PM → 4:00 AM (next day)
- 5:00 PM → 6:00 AM (next day)
- 8:00 PM → 9:00 AM (next day)
Scheduling a meeting for New York and Singapore? Share one link.
GlobalMeetingTime is a free scheduling tool for people in different time zones. Instead of trading messages about who is awake when, you propose a few times, share one link, and everyone answers in their own time zone.
Pick a few candidate times
Choose the dates and times that could work for you, in your own time zone.
Share one link
Send the link by chat or email. Nobody has to create an account or install anything.
Everyone answers in their own time zone
Each person sees every option converted to their local time, and you see the hours that work for the whole group.
- No sign-up for you or for anyone you invite
- Times shown in each person's own time zone — no mental math
- Best overlapping hours worked out automatically, including daylight saving changes
- Free to use
A free international meeting planner for global teams
Coordinating a call between New York, London, and Tokyo usually means a long thread of “what's that in my time?” messages. GlobalMeetingTime, a meeting planner for teams worldwide, removes the conversion. You pick a few candidate times in your own time zone, and every participant sees them translated to theirs, including daylight saving changes.
Once people respond, the results page shows a tally for each option, highlights the best match, and lays out a full-day comparison of local hours for everyone, so you can spot the window where nobody is asleep. When you decide, export the time to your calendar as an .ics file or with Google Calendar.
Who it's for
- Remote and distributed teams setting up a recurring sync
- Freelancers and clients in different countries
- Communities, clubs, and study groups spread across regions
- Anyone tired of converting time zones by hand
Daylight saving time and meeting time differences
The US and Europe switch clocks on different dates. The US moves to summer time on the second Sunday of March and back on the first Sunday of November. Europe moves on the last Sunday of March and the last Sunday of October. For a week or two each spring and autumn, the gap between New York and London is 4 hours instead of the usual 5, and the same shift applies to Chicago, Los Angeles, Paris, Berlin, and other US and European cities.
Cities without daylight saving time, such as Tokyo, Singapore, and Mumbai, shift against the US and Europe twice a year, and Sydney changes in October and April, opposite to the northern hemisphere. A recurring meeting can land an hour early or late after a change, so check the time difference on the date of the call. GlobalMeetingTime converts every candidate time for the date you pick, so these changes are already included.
Popular time zone comparisons
- New York → world
- London → world
- Sydney → world
- Singapore → world
- New York ⇄ London
- New York ⇄ Tokyo
- London ⇄ Tokyo
- San Francisco ⇄ London
- Los Angeles ⇄ Tokyo
- London ⇄ Singapore
- New York ⇄ Singapore
- London ⇄ Sydney
- New York ⇄ Sydney
- Berlin ⇄ New York
- London ⇄ Mumbai
- Dubai ⇄ London
- San Francisco ⇄ Singapore
- Paris ⇄ Tokyo
- Toronto ⇄ London
- Chicago ⇄ London
- London ⇄ Los Angeles
- New York ⇄ Paris
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use GlobalMeetingTime?
No. The organizer creates an event and shares the link. Participants open the link and respond with just a name — nobody has to sign up.
How does it handle different time zones?
Candidate times are stored once and converted for each person. Every respondent sees the options in the time zone they choose, and daylight saving time is handled automatically.
How do I schedule an international meeting across time zones?
Create an event, pick a few candidate times in your own time zone, and share the link. Everyone sees the options converted to their own time zone and marks what works, so you can schedule the international meeting without converting times by hand. The results page highlights the time that fits the most people.
Why does the time difference between the US and Europe change in March and October?
The US and Europe change their clocks on different dates. The US switches on the second Sunday of March and the first Sunday of November, Europe on the last Sunday of March and October. In between, the difference is one hour shorter, for example 4 hours between New York and London instead of 5.
How do I find the best time for everyone?
Each person marks every candidate time as available, maybe, or unavailable. The results page tallies the answers, highlights the best match, and shows a full-day view of everyone's local hours so you can see who would be working, up early, or asleep.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating events, sharing links, and collecting responses are free.
Can I add the final time to my calendar?
Yes. Pick a time on the results page and add it to your calendar as an .ics file or with Google Calendar.