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South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 2,500+ students
Jakarta's largest and most expensive international school. Strong IB results (avg 35.8), huge campus, 60+ nationalities. Suits corporate-package families.
Annual Fees
US$23K – US$37K
IB Average
35.8
IB Pass Rate
97.5%
Greater Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 1,400+ students
Jakarta's established British school. Dual British/IB pathway, large Bintaro campus, strong IB results (avg 35). Far from central Jakarta.
Annual Fees
US$9.2K – US$30K
IB Average
35
IB Pass Rate
98%
South Jakarta · Ages 2–13 · 200 students
Small, personal British school. Pastoral care standout, class sizes capped at 16. Expanding through to GCSE and A-Level. Part of The Schools Trust.
Annual Fees
US$9.2K – US$30K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 800+ students
Parents say AIS is where you go if your family has ties to Australia or you simply want a less pressured, wellbeing-focused environment.
Annual Fees
US$9.3K – US$27K
West Jakarta · Ages 1–18 · 800+ students
Parents say Tunas Muda is one of the few schools in Jakarta offering the complete IB continuum - PYP, MYP, and Diploma - at mid-range fees.
Annual Fees
US$6.9K – US$27K
South Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 800+ students
Parents say SPH Kemang is the school for families who want strong academics with a genuine Christian foundation.
Annual Fees
US$8.1K – US$26K
North Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 700+ students
BTB School (formerly Bina Tunas Bangsa) is a well-established IB World School in Pluit, North Jakarta, with a distinct focus on character development.
Annual Fees
US$7.4K – US$26K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–17 · 300+ students
Mid-range international school in South Jakarta. Australian/IB hybrid, growing reputation. Good value alternative to premium schools.
Annual Fees
US$9.8K – US$25K
West Jakarta · Ages 6–18 · 600+ students
Parents who choose NationalHigh tend to be looking for Singapore-style rigour paired with Cambridge qualifications.
Annual Fees
US$9.8K – US$24K
South Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 1,500+ students
Parents in the Christian expat and Indonesian community tend to know Raffles as a solid mid-range Cambridge option with strong values.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$24K
South Jakarta · Ages 18 months–12 · 400+ students
Parents describe NAS Jakarta as a well-run British primary school with genuine global connections.
Annual Fees
US$7.2K – US$22K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 4–18 · 2,000+ students
Parents say SPH Lippo Village is the standout IB school in the Tangerang corridor - the first in Indonesia to offer a full IB continuum.
Annual Fees
US$7.2K – US$22K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 700+ students
Parents say Jakarta Nanyang appeals to families wanting a Singapore-style education with genuine trilingual instruction.
Annual Fees
US$7.2K – US$22K
South Jakarta · Ages 1–18 · 300+ students
Parents describe NZSJ as a hidden gem for families who want a small, nurturing school with a genuine focus on wellbeing.
Annual Fees
US$6.9K – US$22K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–17 · 1,200+ students
Indonesian-owned school with Cambridge and IB pathways. Large BSD campus, competitive fees. Popular with Indonesian and mixed families.
Annual Fees
US$6.2K – US$22K
North Jakarta · Ages 1–18 · 1,000+ students
Stella Maris is part of a larger education group with campuses across Jakarta and beyond.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$21K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 400+ students
El Shaddai is a smaller Cambridge school in the Permata Mediterania area of West/South Jakarta, combining British curriculum with Christian values.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$21K
East Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 1,200+ students
Parents say ACS Jakarta is a well-regarded option for families who want the structure and discipline of a Singapore-style education.
Annual Fees
US$15K – US$20K
West Jakarta · Ages 4–18 · 1,000+ students
Christian school with Cambridge curriculum. Multiple campuses across Greater Jakarta. Popular with Indonesian Christian families seeking quality academics.
Annual Fees
US$6.2K – US$20K
East Jakarta · Ages 4–18 · 1,500+ students
Parents say JIKS is the obvious choice for Korean families in Jakarta - it is the largest overseas Korean school in the region.
Annual Fees
US$6.2K – US$19K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 1,000+ students
Parents say Sekolah Ciputra is one of the few CIS-accredited IB schools in the Greater Jakarta area, and the full IB continuum is well-established.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$19K
IB Average
34
IB Pass Rate
95%
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 1,500+ students
The word among progressive Jakarta families is that Cikal is the school doing things differently.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$17K
North Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
Kelapa Gading's international option. American/IB curriculum, serves the North Jakarta expat community. Mid-range fees.
Annual Fees
US$6.1K – US$16K
West Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 2,000+ students
Parents in the Chinese-Indonesian community tend to know Springfield well.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$16K
South Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 1,000+ students
The word among Jakarta families is that BINUS Simprug is where you go for a full IB education at a fraction of what JIS charges.
Annual Fees
US$5.2K – US$15K
IB Average
34
IB Pass Rate
95%
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–17 · 500+ students
Parents say BINUS School Bekasi is the go-to option for families in the Bekasi area who want Cambridge qualifications at reasonable fees.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$15K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 350+ students
Parents say Cita Buana stands out for its inclusive approach - families with children who have diverse learning needs often find support here.
Annual Fees
US$4.3K – US$15K
South Jakarta · Ages 2–17 · 1,200+ students
Singapore-curriculum school in Bona Vista. Small, focused on Singaporean standards. Appeals to families wanting Singapore's academic rigour.
Annual Fees
US$2.4K – US$15K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
German-medium school for the German-speaking community. Small, specialist, niche appeal. German Abitur and Cambridge pathways.
Annual Fees
US$2.4K – US$15K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 600+ students
Budget-friendly international school in Central Jakarta. Multicultural student body, accessible fees. Practical choice for cost-conscious families.
Annual Fees
US$5.6K – US$14K
South Jakarta · Ages 18 months–18 · 1,500+ students
Indonesian-founded school with American-influenced curriculum. Multiple levels, Cilandak campus. Mid-range fees, bilingual approach.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$14K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 500+ students
Small multicultural school in South Jakarta. Inquiry-based, progressive approach. Intimate community, moderate fees.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$13K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 4–19 · 1,000+ students
Mid-range IB school in Bintaro. National Plus background, strong Indonesian community. Accessible IB option at moderate fees.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$13K
South Jakarta · Ages 6–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Ichthus is one of the more affordable Cambridge options in Jakarta, with two campuses - South Jakarta in Kemang and another in Cibubur.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$13K
North Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 600+ students
SIS Pantai Indah Kapuk is part of the SIS group (alongside SIS Kelapa Gading and other campuses) and follows a Singapore curriculum.
Annual Fees
US$3.7K – US$13K
West Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Kanaan Global is a good fit for Christian families in West Jakarta who want Cambridge qualifications with faith-based values.
Annual Fees
US$3.1K – US$13K
South Jakarta · Ages 2–17 · 500+ students
The word among francophone expat families is that FSJ is the obvious choice if you want your children educated in the French system.
Annual Fees
US$5.9K – US$12K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
Islamic international school. Integrates Islamic values with international standards. Appeals to Muslim families wanting faith-based education.
Annual Fees
US$4.9K – US$12K
North Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 1,000+ students
Parents who choose Tzu Chi are typically drawn by the values-based environment and the trilingual programme.
Annual Fees
US$4.3K – US$11K
West Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 800+ students
Global Sevilla is a Cambridge school with two campuses in Puri Indah (West Jakarta) and Pulo Mas (East Jakarta), making it accessible to families across the city.
Annual Fees
US$3.7K – US$11K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 800+ students
Parents say Sampoerna Academy's biggest draw is the absence of building and development fees - a rarity among Jakarta international schools.
Annual Fees
US$1.6K – US$11K
North Jakarta · Ages 2–17 · 600+ students
Parents say SIS Kelapa Gading is the budget-conscious choice for families in North Jakarta who still want Cambridge and IB options.
Annual Fees
US$2.4K – US$10K
West Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 2,000+ students
Christian international school with multiple Jakarta campuses. Cambridge curriculum. Mid-range fees. Active Christian community.
Annual Fees
US$3.7K – US$9.3K
Central Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 2,000+ students
One of Jakarta's oldest internationals (est. 1950). Indian heritage, affordable fees. Central location near Kemayoran.
Annual Fees
US$3K – US$8.6K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 800+ students
Parents say Mentari Bintaro is a sensible choice for families in the Bintaro and South Tangerang area who want Cambridge and IB options.
Annual Fees
US$4.4K – US$8K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Mutiara Harapan fills a gap for Muslim families who want Cambridge qualifications combined with genuine Islamic values.
Annual Fees
US$2.8K – US$8K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 800+ students
Parents say Kharisma Bangsa is a practical choice for families wanting Cambridge qualifications without the price tag of premium schools.
Annual Fees
US$6.4K – US$7.9K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 600+ students
Parents say Al Azhar Syifa Budi is the go-to for Muslim families in South Jakarta who want international qualifications with Islamic values.
Annual Fees
US$1.9K – US$7.8K
North Jakarta · Ages 4–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Jubilee is a sensible option for North Jakarta families who want Cambridge qualifications at a reasonable price.
Annual Fees
US$3.1K – US$7.7K
North Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Universal School is a practical option for North Jakarta families wanting Cambridge or Edexcel qualifications.
Annual Fees
US$3.1K – US$7.7K
North Jakarta · Ages 5–18 · 550+ students
Newer international school in BSD. American curriculum with AP options. Modern campus, growing community. Mid-range fees for Greater Jakarta.
Annual Fees
US$6.8K – US$7.5K
IB Average
32
IB Pass Rate
91%
North Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Pelangi Kasih is a solid option for Christian families in PIK who want Cambridge qualifications with SAT preparation.
Annual Fees
US$2.5K – US$7.1K
North Jakarta · Ages 4–18 · 400+ students
Parents say Lentera Kasih is a good neighbourhood option for Christian families in Sunter who want Cambridge qualifications.
Annual Fees
US$3.1K – US$6.8K
North Jakarta · Ages 4–15 · 400+ students
Parents say Bunda Mulia is a sensible option for North Jakarta families who want a Cambridge-aligned primary and lower secondary education.
Annual Fees
US$3.7K – US$6.2K
West Jakarta · Ages 3–15 · 600+ students
Parents say Holy Angels is a solid option for Catholic families in West Jakarta who want structured academics grounded in faith.
Annual Fees
US$3.1K – US$6.2K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–15 · 300+ students
Parents say Al Fajar Schule is a smaller Islamic school offering Cambridge qualifications at a more accessible price point.
Annual Fees
US$2.5K – US$6.2K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 800+ students
Parents say Pahoa is one of the few schools in Greater Jakarta offering genuine Mandarin immersion - early years classes are conducted primarily in Mandarin.
Annual Fees
US$2.2K – US$6.2K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 700+ students
Parents say Sekolah Madania is the choice for families who want a more spacious, inclusive school environment away from Jakarta's congestion.
Annual Fees
US$2.5K – US$5.9K
West Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 400+ students
Parents say Pelita Bangsa is a practical option for West Jakarta families who want Cambridge qualifications without the premium price tag.
Annual Fees
US$2.2K – US$5.9K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 3,000+ students
Parents say Santa Laurensia is one of the best-value options in Greater Jakarta for families who want internationally recognised qualifications.
Annual Fees
US$2.1K – US$5.9K
East Jakarta · Ages 6–18 · 1,500+ students
Parents say Labschool is one of the most well-known national-plus schools in Indonesia - the UNJ affiliation gives it credibility.
Annual Fees
US$3.1K – US$5.2K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 3–15 · 300+ students
Parents say Millennia World School is one of the few genuine alternatives to test-driven education in Greater Jakarta.
Annual Fees
US$2.8K – US$5.2K
South Jakarta · Ages 3–18 · 500+ students
Parents say Sekolah Cita Buana stands out for its genuine commitment to inclusive education - it is one of the few schools that truly welcomes children with diverse learning needs.
Annual Fees
US$2.5K – US$5.2K
South Jakarta · Ages 0.5–18 · 600+ students
Affordable British curriculum in Bekasi. Practical choice for East Jakarta families wanting international standards at lower fees.
Annual Fees
US$2K – US$5K
Greater Jakarta · Ages 2–18 · 1,200+ students
Jakarta's top IB results school (avg 37+). Academically rigorous, BSD campus, attracts achievement-focused families. Fees not published.
Annual Fees
Fees not published
IB Average
38.2
IB Pass Rate
99%
North Jakarta · Ages 6–18 · 800+ students
Part of BPK Penabur, Indonesia's largest Christian school network. Cambridge curriculum. Strong academics. Fees not publicly disclosed.
Annual Fees
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International schools →Jakarta has one of the largest concentrations of international schools in Southeast Asia, serving a diverse expat community of diplomats, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs. The range is wide - from premium schools charging over US$35K per year to solid mid-range options at a fraction of the price.
The dominant curricula are IB (offered at six or more schools), British/Cambridge, and Australian. American-style education is primarily available through JIS. Most top-tier schools are concentrated in South Jakarta - Cilandak, Pondok Indah, and Kemang - with a growing cluster in BSD City and South Tangerang offering lower fees and newer campuses.
Traffic is the single biggest factor in school choice that newcomers underestimate. A school that looks 10km away on the map can be a 90-minute commute during morning rush hour. Most experienced expat families recommend choosing a school first and finding housing nearby, rather than the other way around.
Corporate relocation packages typically cover JIS or BSJ. If you're self-funding, the mid-tier schools - Mentari, AIS, Global Jaya - offer genuine quality at significantly lower cost. Don't assume expensive means better. Read the profiles, compare the data, and visit in person.