South Korea is 13 hours ahead of New York. When South Korea clocks hit noon, New York reads 23:00.
South Korea observes Asia/Seoul and New York observes America/New_York — a 13 hours gap between them.
Shared working hours
When South Korea is in standard working hours, New York is not — and vice versa. There is no mutual business window between these two locations.
Optimal meeting slots
No business hours overlap exists between South Korea and New York. Showing the most balanced options with minimal inconvenience for both locations.
05:00 Seoul / 16:00 New York⚡ One side off-hours
⚠️ 4h before working hours in Seoul
09:00 Seoul / 20:00 New York⚡ One side off-hours
⚠️ 4h after working hours in New York
04:00 Seoul / 15:00 New York⚡ One side off-hours
⚠️ 5h before working hours in Seoul
Assumes a standard 9 AM–5 PM workday in each location's local timezone.
Holiday calendar for both locations
⚡ Both locations have upcoming holidays, check availability before scheduling.
South Korea6 holidays
Sep 24Chuseok
Sep 25Chuseok
Sep 26Chuseok
Oct 3National Foundation Day
Oct 9Hangul Day
New York6 holidays
Sep 7Labour DaySOON
Oct 12Columbus Day
Oct 12Indigenous Peoples' Day
Nov 11Veterans Day
Nov 26Thanksgiving Day
Working across South Korea and New York
A 13-hour difference separates South Korea (South Korea) and New York (USA) — wide enough that standard business hours don't align at all. Scheduling requires deliberate compromise from both sides.
💡 Best practice for cross-timezone meetings
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05:00–06:00 in South Korea corresponds to 16:00–17:00 in New York (4h before working hours in Seoul).
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09:00–10:00 in South Korea corresponds to 20:00–21:00 in New York (4h after working hours in New York).
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04:00–05:00 in South Korea corresponds to 15:00–16:00 in New York (5h before working hours in Seoul).
Since there is no natural overlap, the options above represent the most balanced compromise, minimizing out-of-hours inconvenience for both sides.
Recurring meetings are particularly vulnerable to DST shifts. The ClockinSync Chrome Extension alerts you before the offset changes.
Drag the slider at the top to convert any South Korea time instantly. You can also type natural language like "3pm", "15:00", or a location name to get an immediate answer.
