Hours you're both awake
- 8 AM–10 AM in New York = 9 PM–11 PM in Seoul
- 7 PM–11 PM in New York = 8 AM–12 PM in Seoul
About 6 hours a day, counting each of you awake from 8 AM to 11 PM. Set your own hours →
Long-distance city guides / New York and Seoul
Seoul is 13–14 hours ahead of New York, depending on the time of year. The best time to call is usually 7 PM–9 PM in New York, which is 8 AM–10 AM in Seoul (when you're 13 hours apart).
About 6 hours a day, counting each of you awake from 8 AM to 11 PM. Set your own hours →
11,052 km (6,868 mi)
About 14.5 hours on a non-stop flight.
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The best time to call is usually 7 PM–9 PM in New York, which is 8 AM–10 AM in Seoul (when you're 13 hours apart). That gives you about 6 hours a day when you are both awake, between 8 AM and 11 PM local time.
11,052 km (6,868 mi) in a straight line. A non-stop flight takes about 14.5 hours.
The fairest cities to meet in are Anchorage, Helsinki, Stockholm. Anchorage is 5,410 km (3,362 mi) from New York and 6,065 km (3,768 mi) from Seoul.