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🇸🇪 Sweden

05:30:36
Monday, October 12, 2026Europe/Berlin · UTC+2Night

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About this time

Sweden keeps official time on the IANA zone Europe/Berlin, with Stockholm as the usual reference for business and government schedules. In mid-January the offset is typically UTC+1; in mid-July it is UTC+2. The nation shares a single offset in this zone. When you schedule calls or travel connections involving Sweden, always confirm the active zone on the date you care about.

Sweden uses the IANA zone Europe/Berlin. The offset adjusts automatically for daylight saving time when applicable.

Daylight saving and seasonal changes

Daylight saving shifts the offset between UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer for Europe/Berlin. Transitions follow the official IANA rule set for that zone—verify on the exact meeting date.

Practical tip

When coordinating with nearby markets (Norway, Finland, Denmark), open the comparator and set Sweden as reference to see exact offsets on your chosen date—do not rely on fixed hour differences year-round.

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FAQ

Why can the displayed time shift during the year?
Many regions change their official offset twice a year for daylight saving time. We hold one absolute instant internally (UTC) and convert using the curated IANA zone for that moment.
Why do some countries have several time zones?
Large countries such as the United States, Canada, Russia, or Brazil cover several offsets. We show the primary zone and let you pick others when available.
How does the comparator work?
Pick two to four countries, set a reference country with a date and time, and the tool projects that instant to every row.

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