UTC+11:00 — Current Time Now

Live clock at the UTC+11:00 offset, with the 4 countries, 7 major cities, and 1 IANA time zone currently observing it. Also available as GMT+11.

UTC+11:00

14:12:55

Saturday, 17 October 2026

UTC+11:00 No DST (fixed offset)
UTC Offset
UTC+11:00
IANA Name
Etc/GMT-11
Unix Timestamp
1792206775
Observes DST
No

About UTC+11

UTC+11 represents a time zone offset of 11 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. As of right now, 1 IANA time zone observes this offset, covering 4 countries and 7 major cities in our directory.

Because of Daylight Saving Time, the list of zones at this offset shifts twice a year for regions that observe DST. The data on this page reflects the current moment — refresh after a clock change to see the updated list.

Countries currently at UTC+11

4 countries where the primary civil clock is currently at this offset.

Major cities currently at UTC+11

The 7 largest cities (by population) where the local time currently matches this offset.

🇦🇺 Sydney
Australia · pop. 5,312,000
🇦🇺 Melbourne
Australia · pop. 5,078,193
🇦🇺 Canberra
Australia · pop. 431,380
🇦🇺 Newcastle
Australia · pop. 308,308
🇦🇺 Wollongong
Australia · pop. 302,739
🇦🇺 Geelong
Australia · pop. 278,328
🇦🇺 Hobart
Australia · pop. 238,834

IANA time zones currently at UTC+11

1 IANA identifier matches this offset right now.

More UTC offsets

Looking for the GMT-form URLs? Try GMT+11 — same clock, different label.

Frequently asked about UTC+11

What time is it at UTC+11 right now?

It is currently 14:12 on Saturday, 17 October 2026 at UTC+11:00. UTC+11 is a fixed UTC offset that does not observe Daylight Saving Time.

Which countries observe UTC+11?

4 countries currently have their primary civil clock at UTC+11. The list shifts twice a year for regions that observe Daylight Saving Time. See the "Countries currently at UTC+11" section above for the live list.

What's the difference between UTC+11 and GMT+11?

Functionally none — GMT and UTC are aligned to within a fraction of a second. UTC is the modern atomic-clock-based standard; GMT is the older astronomical Greenwich-meridian standard. For everyday timekeeping they are interchangeable, so UTC+11 and GMT+11 resolve to the same wall-clock time.