Melbourne is usually 9 hours ahead of Stockholm. Both observe daylight saving time, so the difference shifts by an hour for a few weeks around the spring and autumn changeovers.

MelbourneStockholm

Sunrise 6:48 AMSunset 7:30 PM(local)

Sunrise 7:04 AMSunset 6:09 PM(local)

Melbourne: daylight saving timeNow UTC+11. Next change: April 4, 2027 β€” clocks go back 1 hour.
Stockholm: daylight saving timeNow UTC+2. Next change: October 25, 2026 β€” clocks go back 1 hour.
MelbourneUTC+11
StockholmUTC+2

πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί Melbourne

Dialing code+61
Population5,350,705
Coordinates37.81Β°S, 144.96Β°E
Elevation25 m

πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ͺ Stockholm

Dialing code+46
Population1,515,017
Coordinates59.33Β°N, 18.07Β°E
Elevation17 m

No comfortable common working hours β€” these cities barely overlap.

25 October 2026 β€” 3 April 2027: the gap is 10h instead of the usual 9h β€” Melbourne and Stockholm change clocks on different days.

Working hours assumed 9:00–18:00.

Frequently asked questions

What is the time difference between Melbourne and Stockholm?
Melbourne is 9 hours ahead of Stockholm. Use the side-by-side clocks and the day/night strips above to convert any hour between them.
When is the best time to call between Melbourne and Stockholm?
There is no hour when standard working hours (9:00–18:00) overlap in both Melbourne and Stockholm, so any call falls outside business hours for at least one side.
Why does the time difference between Melbourne and Stockholm change?
Because Melbourne and Stockholm switch to or from daylight saving time on different dates, the gap between them is temporarily larger or smaller for a few weeks around those changes.