Best time to meet: China & Australia (East)
A quick look at when a meeting works for both — based on typical work hours, meals, and sleep.
Best times to meet
09:00
China
11:00
Australia (East)
01:00 UTCExcellent
09:30
China
11:30
Australia (East)
01:30 UTCExcellent
11:00
China
13:00
Australia (East)
03:00 UTCExcellent
Shared work-hours overlap
3.5 hours/day of overlap
- China 09:00–10:00 Australia (East) 11:00–12:0001:00–02:00 UTC
- China 11:00–12:00 Australia (East) 13:00–14:0003:00–04:00 UTC
- China 13:30–15:00 Australia (East) 15:30–17:0005:30–07:00 UTC
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Open in Meeting PlannerQuestions
- What is the best time for a meeting between China and Australia (East)?
- On a typical weekday the best slot is 09:00 in China and 11:00 in Australia (East) (01:00 UTC). Every half hour is ranked by working hours, meals, sleep and the local weekend — not just the timezone overlap.
- Why not just pick a time when both sides are at work?
- Shared working hours are a start, but 14:30 can be lunch in Madrid and 22:00 can be sleep in Tokyo. The hours above are the ones that still score well after those windows are applied.
- How much working-hour overlap is there between China and Australia (East)?
- On a typical day the two sides share about 3.5 hours of working time (01:00–02:00 · 03:00–04:00 · 05:30–07:00 UTC). That window is the raw overlap; the ranked slots also avoid meals and sleep.