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The national standard time used in Tonga, at UTC+13.
The national standard time used in Turkey, at UTC+3.
The national standard time used in Uruguay, at UTC-3.
The national standard time used in Uzbekistan, at UTC+5.
The Russian time zone used in Vladivostok and surrounding regions, at UTC+10.
The Russian time zone used in Yakutsk and surrounding regions, at UTC+9.
The military and aviation name for Coordinated Universal Time, at UTC+0.
A historical Russian time-zone designation for Kaliningrad; Kaliningrad now observes Eastern European Time at UTC+2.
A public-transport fare system that processes journeys using a linked card or payment account.
The daylight-saving time used in parts of central and southern Australia, at UTC+10:30.
The standard time used in parts of central Australia, at UTC+9:30.
The daylight-saving time used in Atlantic Canada and some nearby regions, at UTC-3.
The daylight-saving time used in parts of eastern Australia, at UTC+11.
The standard time used in eastern Australia, at UTC+10.
The standard time used in most of Alaska, at UTC-9.
A summer-time designation historically used in parts of Brazil's Amazon region, at UTC-3.
An HDB priority scheme for eligible second-timer divorced or widowed parents with children.
The standard time used in several countries on the Arabian Peninsula, at UTC+3.
The standard time used in parts of Atlantic Canada and the Caribbean, at UTC-4.
The standard time used in Western Australia, at UTC+8.
A proposed label for the UTC-12 time associated with Baker Island, at the extreme western end of the civil time-zone range.
A former daylight-saving time used in Brazil's Brasília time zone, at UTC-2.
The national standard time used in Bangladesh, at UTC+6.
A standard time used by several countries in central and southern Africa, at UTC+2.
The standard time used in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, at UTC+6:30.
The daylight-saving time used by many Central European countries, at UTC+2.
The standard time used by many Central European countries, at UTC+1.
The daylight-saving time used in New Zealand's Chatham Islands, at UTC+13:45.
The standard time used in New Zealand's Chatham Islands, at UTC+12:45.
A summer-time designation associated with Choibalsan and eastern Mongolia, at UTC+9.
The standard time used in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, at UTC+10.
The daylight-saving time used in much of Chile, at UTC-3.
The standard-time designation for much of Chile, traditionally at UTC-4.
A historical daylight-saving time designation for Colombia, one hour ahead of Colombia Time.
The North American standard time used across parts of Canada, the United States and Mexico, at UTC-6.
The single standard time used throughout China, at UTC+8.
A standard time used by several countries in eastern Africa, at UTC+3.
The daylight-saving time used in the eastern parts of the United States and Canada, at UTC-4.
The standard time used by several countries in eastern Europe and nearby regions, at UTC+2.
The standard-time designation associated with eastern Greenland, at UTC-1.
Application asking ACRA for additional time to hold an annual general meeting or file an annual return, where applicable.
The North American standard time used in the eastern United States, Canada and parts of the Caribbean, at UTC-5.
The summer-time designation associated with the Falkland Islands, at UTC-3.
The national standard time used in Georgia, at UTC+4.
The standard time used in French Guiana, at UTC-3.
A UTC+0 time standard based on the mean solar time at Greenwich and widely used as a global reference.
The standard time used in countries including the United Arab Emirates and Oman, at UTC+4.
A proposed AIAS architecture tier for shared gateway or boundary services; the exact expansion and formal definition remain unresolved.
The standard time used in Hong Kong, at UTC+8.
The standard time used in Hawaii and parts of the Aleutian Islands, at UTC-10.