Time Difference Between Rome and Sydney

Rome is normally 9 hours behind Sydney.

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This page shows the live time difference between Rome, Italy and Sydney, Australia. Rome uses the Europe/Rome time zone (UTC+1 standard) and Sydney uses Australia/Sydney (UTC+10 standard), so Rome is normally 9 hours behind Sydney. Both cities observe daylight saving time, so the exact gap can shift by an hour depending on the season. The clocks above update live, so you always see the current difference, which is handy for scheduling calls, meetings and travel between the two cities.

Rome

Country
Italy
Time zone
Europe/Rome
Standard offset
UTC+1
Daylight saving
Observed
Current offset
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Sydney

Country
Australia
Time zone
Australia/Sydney
Standard offset
UTC+10
Daylight saving
Observed
Current offset
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Best time to schedule a meeting

Rome and Sydney have no overlapping working hours: when one city is in its 9 to 5, the other is outside it. To talk live, one side needs to take the call early or late, so asynchronous updates usually work better for this pair.

Overlap
None during standard working hours

Based on a 9:00 to 17:00 working day in each city. The window above updates live, so it already accounts for daylight saving in either city.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the time difference between Rome and Sydney?

Rome is normally 9 hours behind Sydney (Rome is UTC+1, Sydney is UTC+10). Daylight saving time can change this by an hour, so the live clocks above always show the current difference.

Is Rome ahead of or behind Sydney?

Rome is behind Sydney by 9 hours under standard time.

Do Rome and Sydney use daylight saving time?

Rome observes daylight saving time; Sydney observes daylight saving time.

What is the best time to schedule a meeting between Rome and Sydney?

There is no overlap between a standard 9 to 5 working day in Rome and in Sydney, so a live call means one side joining outside normal hours.