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Current time in Brazil

Spans 3 time zones from UTC-05:00 to UTC-03:00, a 2-hour difference.

Time in Brasília☾ Night
02:21:10

Sunday, August 30, 2026

☾ NIGHT 06:1912:1218:05
Zone
-03
UTC
UTC-03:00
IANA
America/Sao_Paulo

About Brazil's time

3 time zones.

Brazil spans four standard time zones, from UTC-05 in its westernmost reaches to UTC-02 on the Atlantic islands. Daylight saving time was officially abolished in 2019, ending decades of seasonal clock shifts in much of the country.

By time zone

Time zones of Brazil.

3 time zones

Major cities

Cities of Brazil.

Aparecida de Goiânia
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Aracaju
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Belém
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Belo Horizonte
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Brasília
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Campinas
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Campo Grande
01:21
01:21:10 · -04
UTC-04:00
Campos dos Goytacazes
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Contagem
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Cuiabá
01:21
01:21:10 · -04
UTC-04:00
Curitiba
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Duque de Caxias
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Feira de Santana
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Florianópolis
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Fortaleza
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Goiânia
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Guarulhos
02:21
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UTC-03:00
Jaboatão
02:21
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UTC-03:00
Jaboatão dos Guararapes
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
João Pessoa
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Juiz de Fora
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Londrina
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Macapá
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Maceió
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Manaus
01:21
01:21:10 · -04
UTC-04:00
Natal
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Nova Iguaçu
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Osasco
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Porto Alegre
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Porto Velho
01:21
01:21:10 · -04
UTC-04:00
Recife
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Ribeirão Preto
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Rio de Janeiro
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Salvador
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Santo André
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
São Bernardo do Campo
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
São José dos Campos
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
São Luís
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
São Paulo
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Serra
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Sorocaba
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Teresina
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00
Uberlândia
02:21
02:21:10 · -03
UTC-03:00

History

How Brazil keeps time.

Brazil's time zone structure has evolved significantly over the 20th and 21st centuries. In 1913, the country first adopted standardized time zones, initially establishing four zones to accommodate its vast east-west expanse. Over the decades, adjustments were made to align certain states with neighboring regions for economic and administrative convenience.

Daylight saving time was first introduced in 1931, but it wasn't consistently observed until 1985, when it became a regular practice in southern and southeastern states. The rationale was energy conservation during summer months, though its effectiveness was debated. In 2019, President Jair Bolsonaro abolished daylight saving time entirely, citing minimal energy savings and public inconvenience.

The Fernando de Noronha archipelago observes UTC-02:00, while Acre and parts of western Amazonas shifted from UTC-05:00 to UTC-04:00 in 2008 to better align with neighboring Peru and Bolivia, though this was reversed in 2013 after local opposition.

Did you know?

Things about Brazil's time.

Fact · 01

Brazil's time zones create fascinating daily life patterns. In western Acre, solar noon can occur as late as 2:00 PM local time, meaning residents experience significantly later daylight hours than their eastern counterparts. This affects everything from school schedules to television programming.

Fact · 02

The abolition of daylight saving time in 2019 simplified scheduling across the country but eliminated the energy-saving rationale that had been in place for decades. The decision reflected changing energy patterns and the growing use of air conditioning, which reduced the original justification for seasonal time shifts.

Fact · 03

Brazil's Atlantic islands, including Fernando de Noronha, observe UTC-02:00, making them among the earliest time zones in the Americas. This creates interesting scheduling challenges for travelers and businesses coordinating between the mainland and these remote territories.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Brazil's time zone, daylight saving rules, and how to handle it in software. Can't find what you need? Email [email protected].

How many time zones does Brazil have?
Brazil has four standard time zones, ranging from UTC-05:00 in the west to UTC-02:00 on the Atlantic islands. The most populous zone is UTC-03:00, which includes São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Does Brazil observe daylight saving time?
No, Brazil abolished daylight saving time in 2019. Previously, it was observed in southern and southeastern states from October to February, but the practice was discontinued due to minimal energy savings and public inconvenience.
What is the time difference between western and eastern Brazil?
The maximum time difference within Brazil is three hours. Western Acre (UTC-05:00) is three hours behind Fernando de Noronha (UTC-02:00) and two hours behind São Paulo (UTC-03:00).
Why does Acre have a different time zone?
Acre and parts of western Amazonas observe UTC-05:00 to align geographically with neighboring Peru and Bolivia. This was briefly changed to UTC-04:00 in 2008 but reverted in 2013 after local opposition.
What time zone is São Paulo in?
São Paulo observes UTC-03:00 year-round. This is Brazil's most populous time zone and serves as the country's de facto standard time.
How do Brazil's time zones affect daily life?
In western regions like Acre, solar noon can occur as late as 2:00 PM local time, creating significantly later daylight patterns. This affects school schedules, business hours, and even television programming across different regions.

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// France's time zones, right now
GET /v1/timezones?country=fr
{
"data": [
{
"iana": "Europe/Paris",
"display_name": "Paris",
"current": {
"utc_offset": "+02:00",
"abbreviation": "CEST",
"is_dst": true
}
}
]
}