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New Year Countdown 2027
Live countdown to midnight on 1 January 2027 in your own time zone – and every country in the order it celebrates.
🎆 New Year 2027
Who is in 2027 already?
Live: every country in the order it reaches midnight. Green rows have already celebrated; times are shown in your own time zone.
Already in 2027Less than an hour to goStill in 2026
New Year countdown by city
Count down to midnight in a particular city – listed in the order they celebrate.
Kiritimati
Apia
Auckland
Suva
Sydney- Melbourne
- Adelaide
- Brisbane
Tokyo
Seoul- Perth
Beijing- Shanghai
Hong Kong
Taipei
Manila
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Bali- Jakarta
Bangkok
Ho Chi Minh City- Hanoi
Phnom Penh
Dhaka
Kathmandu
Mumbai- Delhi
Karachi
Dubai
Tehran
Riyadh
Moscow
Istanbul
Nairobi
Kyiv
Athens
Cairo
Johannesburg
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Amsterdam
Vienna
Prague
Warsaw
Stockholm
Lagos
London- Edinburgh
Dublin
Lisbon
Reykjavik
Rio de Janeiro- São Paulo
Buenos Aires
Santiago
New York
Toronto- Miami
Bogotá
Lima- Chicago
Mexico City- Denver
- Vancouver
- Las Vegas
- Los Angeles
- Anchorage
- Honolulu
Pago Pago
Other New Year celebrations around the world
Not every culture starts the year on 1 January – count down to the lunar, solar and religious new years too.
More countdowns
When does the new year start around the world?
The new year arrives first in Kiribati’s Line Islands (UTC+14), then Samoa, Tonga and New Zealand, and moves west across Australia, Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas. The last inhabited places to celebrate are American Samoa and Niue (UTC−11) – 25 hours after Kiribati; only uninhabited Baker Island (UTC−12) is later, 26 hours after the first. The countdown above runs to midnight where you are; the tracker shows everyone else.
Frequently asked questions
How long until New Year 2027?
The live countdown at the top of the page shows the exact days, hours, minutes and seconds until midnight on 1 January 2027 in your time zone.
Which country celebrates New Year first?
Kiribati’s Line Islands, including Kiritimati (Christmas Island), are the first inhabited places to reach midnight at UTC+14. Samoa and Tonga follow at UTC+13, then New Zealand.
Which country celebrates New Year last?
American Samoa and Niue (UTC−11) are the last inhabited places to see in the new year, 25 hours after Kiribati. Uninhabited Baker and Howland Islands (UTC−12) are the very last.
How many New Years are there around the world?
There are 37 different local times in use, so midnight on 1 January happens 37 times over about 26 hours. Some countries, such as India (UTC+5:30) and Nepal (UTC+5:45), celebrate on the half or quarter hour.