EET: Eastern European Time
Two hours ahead of UTC, covering the eastern edge of Europe and parts of the Middle East and North Africa. It moves to Eastern European Summer Time (UTC+3) in summer.
Daylight
Current EET time
00:00:00
Shown for Athens, a representative location on EET.
Sunrise
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Local time
Sunset
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Local time
UTC now
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Coordinated Universal Time
Your zone
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UTC
Same as you
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Relative to your device
- Abbreviation
- EET
- Standard offset
- UTC+2
- Daylight saving
- Observed
- vs UK now
- +2h
Eastern European Time
Changes with BST
Where EET is used
- Greece
- Finland
- Romania
- Ukraine
- Egypt
Cities on EET
EET converted to major cities
The current moment, read off each city's own clock.
| City | Local time | Date | vs Athens |
|---|---|---|---|
| CardiffWales, UK | --:-- | ||
| LondonUnited Kingdom | --:-- | ||
| New YorkUnited States | --:-- | ||
| Los AngelesUnited States | --:-- | ||
| ChicagoUnited States | --:-- | ||
| São PauloBrazil | --:-- | ||
| ParisFrance | --:-- | ||
| DubaiUAE | --:-- | ||
| MumbaiIndia | --:-- | ||
| SingaporeSingapore | --:-- | ||
| TokyoJapan | --:-- | ||
| SydneyAustralia | --:-- |
EET and the UK
EET is running 2 hours ahead of the United Kingdom right now. Both EET locations and the UK adjust their clocks seasonally, but rarely on the same dates, expect the gap to move by an hour for a few weeks each spring and autumn.
EET: questions
- What is EET?
- EET stands for Eastern European Time. It is UTC+2, meaning it runs 2 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. Two hours ahead of UTC, covering the eastern edge of Europe and parts of the Middle East and North Africa. It moves to Eastern European Summer Time (UTC+3) in summer.
- Which countries use EET?
- EET is used across Greece, Finland, Romania, Ukraine, Egypt.
- Does EET change for daylight saving?
- Yes, locations on EET adjust their clocks seasonally, so the offset shown here applies for part of the year only. The live clock above always reflects the current position.
- What is EET in UK time?
- EET is currently 2 hours ahead of the UK. Because Britain observes British Summer Time, this gap shifts by an hour between the winter and summer months.