Daylight Saving Time Calendar
Every country's next clock change, soonest first — or browse the countries that don't observe DST at all.
ChileSeptember 6New ZealandSeptember 27AustraliaOctober 4LebanonOctober 24IsraelOctober 25AlbaniaOctober 25AustriaOctober 25BelgiumOctober 25Bosnia and HerzegovinaOctober 25BulgariaOctober 25CroatiaOctober 25CyprusOctober 25Czech RepublicOctober 25DenmarkOctober 25EstoniaOctober 25FinlandOctober 25FranceOctober 25GermanyOctober 25GreeceOctober 25HungaryOctober 25IrelandOctober 25ItalyOctober 25LatviaOctober 25LithuaniaOctober 25LuxembourgOctober 25MaltaOctober 25MoldovaOctober 25MonacoOctober 25MontenegroOctober 25NetherlandsOctober 25North MacedoniaOctober 25NorwayOctober 25PolandOctober 25PortugalOctober 25RomaniaOctober 25SerbiaOctober 25SlovakiaOctober 25SloveniaOctober 25SpainOctober 25SwedenOctober 25SwitzerlandOctober 25UKOctober 25UkraineOctober 25EgyptOctober 29CubaNovember 1BahamasNovember 1CanadaNovember 1HaitiNovember 1USANovember 1
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which country changes its clocks next?
- Chile is next, on September 6, when clocks move forward one hour.
- How many countries observe daylight saving time?
- 49 of the 172 countries covered here currently observe daylight saving time; 123 do not.
- Which countries don't observe daylight saving time?
- 123 countries stay on a fixed UTC offset year-round, including French Polynesia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and others — see the full list above.