Best time to meet between Paris and Mexico City
Paris is 8 hours ahead of Mexico City on 31 July 2026. Their standard working days do not overlap at all.
- Paris
- UTC+2
- Europe/Paris
- Mexico City
- UTC-6
- America/Mexico_City
- Shared working hours
- None
- at 9:00–17:00 each
Participants
Best meeting slots
Local timelines — Fri, Jul 31
Each row is one person's 24h day, aligned to the same instants. Times are labelled in each person's own timezone.
Best meeting times
Ranked for Friday, 31 July 2026, assuming each person is available 9:00–17:00 in their own local time. Change the date or the hours in the planner above and the ranking updates live.
The working days touch but do not overlap: one side's day ends exactly as the other's begins. That edge is still a workable slot — nobody is called outside their hours — but there is no room either side of it.
| # | Paris | Mexico City | Tradeoff | Fairness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 5:00 PM Fri | 9:00 AM Fri | Everyone available | Everyone comfortable |
| 2 | 4:30 PM Fri | 8:30 AM Fri | In hours for Paris, early morning for Mexico City | Shared discomfort |
| 3 | 5:30 PM Fri | 9:30 AM Fri | Evening for Paris, in hours for Mexico City | Shared discomfort |
| 4 | 4:00 PM Fri | 8:00 AM Fri | In hours for Paris, early morning for Mexico City | Shared discomfort |
| 5 | 6:00 PM Fri | 10:00 AM Fri | Evening for Paris, in hours for Mexico City | Shared discomfort |
The full day, side by side
Each row is one person's Friday, in their own local time. Aligned vertically, so any column is the same moment everywhere.
Solid blocks are working hours; faded blocks are outside them. Colours follow the local time of day.
Daylight saving between Paris and Mexico City
The gap is not fixed: it moves between 8 hours and 7 hours across the year, because Paris observes daylight saving and Mexico City does not. A time that worked in March can be an hour off in April — the planner uses each city's IANA rules for the exact date you pick, so it stays correct through the switch.
Questions about Paris ↔ Mexico City meetings
- What is the time difference between Paris and Mexico City?
- On 31 July 2026 the gap is 8 hours, with Paris ahead of Mexico City. Across the year it moves between 8 hours and 7 hours because of daylight saving.
- Do Paris and Mexico City have overlapping working hours?
- No. With standard 9:00–17:00 hours on both sides there is no shared window, so one person has to take the call outside their normal day. The ranking on this page picks the option that costs the least and spreads it as evenly as possible.
- Does this account for daylight saving?
- The gap is not fixed: it moves between 8 hours and 7 hours across the year, because Paris observes daylight saving and Mexico City does not. A time that worked in March can be an hour off in April — the planner uses each city's IANA rules for the exact date you pick, so it stays correct through the switch.
- Can I add more people or change the working hours?
- Yes. The planner on this page starts with Paris and Mexico City on 9:00–17:00, and you can change either city's hours, pick a different date, or add up to eight participants. Nothing is sent to a server.
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