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International Schools in Tangerang, Indonesia

Compare 15 international schools in Tangerang, Indonesia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average IDR 161,408,200), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
15
Curricula
18
Average annual fee
IDR 161,408,200
Fee range
IDR 6,000,000 – 561,064,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (10 schools)
Average school size
903 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Stella Maris School
Oldest
Deutsche Schule Jakarta (1956)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Tangerang, Indonesia

Tangerang and its BSD/Serpong suburbs host a mix of international, national-plus and bilingual campuses that typically offer International Baccalaureate and Cambridge programmes alongside Indonesian national or bilingual tracks. English is the common language of instruction, while Bahasa Indonesia is taught (and national subjects are required for Indonesian nationals) and several schools also offer Mandarin or other modern-language pathways. Published annual tuition at Tangerang-area international campuses commonly ranges from roughly IDR 70 million to IDR 215 million a year depending on the campus, year group and programme, with lower fees at community or franchise schools and higher fees at full IB/IGCSE providers. Admissions are cyclical - early years and key entry years (IGCSE/DP or final secondary years) fill fastest - so families usually begin enquiries six to twelve months ahead, prepare school records and visas where relevant, and expect an application, age-appropriate assessment and a seat deposit as part of the process.

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Which curricula will I find among international schools in Tangerang?
You will commonly find the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum and Cambridge international programmes alongside Indonesian national and bilingual curricula; some campuses combine international syllabuses with the national curriculum to meet local regulations. Schools also vary by whether they run the full IB PYP - MYP - DP sequence or only individual IB or Cambridge stages.
What language(s) are lessons taught in, and what about Bahasa Indonesia?
English is the usual medium of instruction in international and bilingual campuses, with Bahasa Indonesia taught as a subject and compulsory national subjects required for Indonesian citizens. Many schools additionally offer Mandarin, German or other modern languages as part of the programme or as extracurricular language tracks.
How much should I budget for tuition and additional school costs?
Tuition levels vary by school and year group, but published fee schedules for Tangerang-area international schools commonly sit in the tens to low hundreds of millions of rupiah per year (for example, mid-range international campuses often publish annual tuition figures in the IDR 70 - 215 million band). Expect extra costs on top of tuition for items such as registration/application fees, capital or development levies at some schools, school meals, transport and after-school activities.
When should we start the admissions process after a relocation decision?
Start enquiries as soon as you have a moving timeframe, because nursery/early-years and key secondary entry years tend to fill first; many families begin applications six to twelve months before the intended start date. The usual admissions steps are an application form and fee, submission of recent school records and ID/visa documents, an age-appropriate assessment or interview, and then an offer confirmed by payment of a seat deposit.
What ages and stages do international schools in Tangerang typically cover?
Campuses vary from early years and primary through to secondary and university-preparatory programmes; some schools offer a full 3 - 18 continuum while others specialise in early years/primary or in secondary education that prepares for IGCSEs and the IB Diploma. Check each school’s published age range and progression pathway to know where your child would enter and how qualifications lead to university pathways.
What practical checks should relocating families make when choosing a school?
Look for current accreditation or authorisation for the curriculum the school teaches, transparent published fees and fee-policy documents, details of English-as-an-additional-language and special-education provision if your child needs support, and safeguarding and transport arrangements that match your family’s needs. Also visit the campus where possible to assess classroom size, language use, staff experience and how the school handles mid-year intakes or transitions; these operational details have a big impact on day-to-day fit.