Vietnam
International Schools in Ho Chi Minh City
International schools in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The most common curriculum is IB Diploma. Annual tuition typically ranges ₫287.4M–₫322M (International day schools).
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About International Schools in Ho Chi Minh City
Market Data
At a Glance
₫287.4M–₫322M
International day schools
5 schools
median ₫291.2M
Curricula
Curricula in Ho Chi Minh City
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All International Schools in Ho Chi Minh City
Ages 2–18From $12,332/yr
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Ages 2–18From $11,007/yr- Ages 2–18From $20,305/yr
Common Questions
FAQ about International Schools in Ho Chi Minh City
What curricula do international schools in Ho Chi Minh City offer?
International schools in Ho Chi Minh City offer IB Diploma, IB MYP, IB PYP, British National Curriculum, and A-Level. IB Diploma is the most common.
What are tuition fees in HCMC?
Tuition fees range from VND 100 million to VND 700 million+ per year (approximately $4,000-$28,000 USD), offering some of the best value in Southeast Asia.
Which districts are popular for international school families?
District 2 (now part of Thu Duc City), District 7 (Phu My Hung), and Binh Thanh are popular with expatriate families due to their concentration of schools and international amenities.
How much does an international school in Ho Chi Minh City cost?
Annual tuition at international schools in Ho Chi Minh City typically ranges ₫287.4M–₫322M (International day schools). Fees vary by grade level, curriculum, and whether boarding is offered.
What ages do international schools in Ho Chi Minh City cater to?
International schools in Ho Chi Minh City generally enrol students roughly ages 2–18, spanning early years through secondary education.