South America Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time in South America is used by several countries, including Chile, Easter Island, and Paraguay. In addition, Falkland Islands is observing daylight saving time year round. The beginning and ending times vary for each country. Due to their global position south of the equator, countries in South America usually start daylight saving time in August through November and end the usage in January through April.
For more information about South America daylight saving time usage, time zones and current times view the individual countries listed below.
Daylight Saving Time Usage in South America
COUNTRY | DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME USAGE |
Argentina | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Bolivia | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Brazil |
The government of Brazil in 2019 announced daylight saving time will no longer be observed.
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Chile |
Chile does utilize daylight saving time. Chile starts Daylight Saving Time on Chile ends Daylight Saving Time on |
Colombia | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
French Guiana | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Easter Island |
Easter Island does utilize daylight saving time. Easter Island starts Daylight Saving Time on Easter Island ends Daylight Saving Time on |
Ecuador | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Falkland Islands |
The Falkland Islands observe daylight saving time year round. Falkland Islands last started Daylight Saving Time on The Falkland Islands Executive Council decided in April 2011 to remain on daylight saving time or "summer time" year round. |
Galapagos Islands | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Guyana | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Paraguay |
Paraguay does utilize daylight saving time. Paraguay starts Daylight Saving Time on Paraguay ends Daylight Saving Time on |
Peru | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Suriname | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Uruguay | Does not utilize daylight saving time |
Venezuela | Does not utilize daylight saving time |