KST: Korea Standard Time
Korea Standard Time is UTC+9.
South Korea, with no daylight saving time. North Korea uses the same offset.
When it's 9:00 am in Seoul, it's 8:00 pm the day before in New York (7:00 pm the day before from November to March). Your working days don't overlap at all, so someone starts early or stays late for every call.
Convert Korea Standard Time (KST) to Eastern Standard Time (EST) for any date and time.
Eastern Time is 13 hours behind Korea Standard Time from March to November, and 14 hours behind the rest of the year.
Right now KST is UTC+9 and Eastern Time is on EST (UTC−5). Eastern Time switches to daylight saving time on 14 March 2027.
9:00 am to 5:00 pm KST is 7:00 pm EST the day before to 3:00 am EST.
Korea Standard TimeReference
South Korea
Thu, Nov 5
Eastern Time
US & Canada
Wed, Nov 4Previous day
No shared working hours on Thu, Nov 5. Closest fit: 6:00 AM–7:00 AM and 9:00 AM–10:00 AM in Korea Standard Time, when 1 of 2 are at work and the rest are nearest their day.
Share a booking link insteadWorking hours: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Monday to FridayClosest fit
Every hour of the day in KST, converted to EST. Hatched cells are working hours (9:00 am to 5:00 pm); rows with the accent bar are working hours in both zones.
| KST | ESTUntil 14 March 2027 | EDTFrom 14 March 2027 |
|---|---|---|
| 12:00 am KST | 10:00 am EST(day before) | 11:00 am EDT(day before) |
| 1:00 am KST | 11:00 am EST(day before) | 12:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 2:00 am KST | 12:00 pm EST(day before) | 1:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 3:00 am KST | 1:00 pm EST(day before) | 2:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 4:00 am KST | 2:00 pm EST(day before) | 3:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 5:00 am KST | 3:00 pm EST(day before) | 4:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 6:00 am KST | 4:00 pm EST(day before) | 5:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 7:00 am KST | 5:00 pm EST(day before) | 6:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 8:00 am KST | 6:00 pm EST(day before) | 7:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 9:00 am KST | 7:00 pm EST(day before) | 8:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 10:00 am KST | 8:00 pm EST(day before) | 9:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 11:00 am KST | 9:00 pm EST(day before) | 10:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 12:00 pm KST | 10:00 pm EST(day before) | 11:00 pm EDT(day before) |
| 1:00 pm KST | 11:00 pm EST(day before) | 12:00 am EDT |
| 2:00 pm KST | 12:00 am EST | 1:00 am EDT |
| 3:00 pm KST | 1:00 am EST | 2:00 am EDT |
| 4:00 pm KST | 2:00 am EST | 3:00 am EDT |
| 5:00 pm KST | 3:00 am EST | 4:00 am EDT |
| 6:00 pm KST | 4:00 am EST | 5:00 am EDT |
| 7:00 pm KST | 5:00 am EST | 6:00 am EDT |
| 8:00 pm KST | 6:00 am EST | 7:00 am EDT |
| 9:00 pm KST | 7:00 am EST | 8:00 am EDT |
| 10:00 pm KST | 8:00 am EST | 9:00 am EDT |
| 11:00 pm KST | 9:00 am EST | 10:00 am EDT |
A 9-to-5 working day in KST and one in EST don't overlap. The closest fit is 9:00 am KST (7:00 pm EST the day before), when one of you starts early or stays late.
Korea Standard Time is UTC+9.
South Korea, with no daylight saving time. North Korea uses the same offset.
Eastern Standard Time is UTC−5.
New York, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Ohio, Michigan and the rest of the East Coast, plus Ontario and Quebec in Canada. Panama, Jamaica and Cancún stay on EST all year. ET is the short form for the whole zone.