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International Schools in Vilnius, Lithuania

Compare 6 international schools in Vilnius, Lithuania. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 11,661), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
6
Curricula
12
Average annual fee
EUR 11,661
Fee range
EUR 5,880 – 22,365
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (3 schools)
Average school size
435 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Queen Morta School
Oldest
The American International School of Vilnius - Lower School (1993)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Vilnius, Lithuania

Vilnius hosts a small but diverse group of international schools that commonly offer International Baccalaureate, British (Cambridge) and American-style programmes alongside bilingual models that combine English with Lithuanian or other languages. English is the dominant language of instruction in these schools, though parents can also find French-, Russian- or Lithuanian-medium options and targeted language-support programmes. Annual tuition varies widely between schools and year groups - examples on public school pages show lower-tier bilingual or Cambridge schools with fees in the low thousands of euros, mid-range IB or private international schools around the mid five-figure range for older students, and some long-established international schools charging higher annual fees - so expect to compare exact fee schedules and extras such as registration, capital or exam charges. Admissions tend to follow the local academic year with intakes in September, but many international schools accept applications on a rolling basis subject to space and assessment, so begin enquiries and paperwork several months before your preferred start date.

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FAQs for Lithuania

What are the main curriculum options available in Vilnius international schools and how do they differ?
The most commonly offered curricula are the International Baccalaureate (IB), British Cambridge pathways and American-style programmes; some schools combine international curricula with national elements. The IB emphasises inquiry, international-mindedness and is offered as PYP, MYP and the two-year Diploma, Cambridge provides staged IGCSE/AS/A Level qualifications, and American programmes tend to be credit-based with a broad, flexible high-school transcript; each leads to different assessment styles and university recognition, so check the specific programme on a school’s website.
How much should I budget for fees and what extras can I expect?
Tuition levels vary considerably between schools and by age: recent publicly posted schedules show bilingual or newer Cambridge schools charging in the lower thousands of euros per year for younger grades, mid-range IB or international schools charging around mid five figures for older students, and some long-established international schools charging higher fees at upper levels. In addition to tuition, most schools charge an application or enrolment fee, and many bill separately for capital levies, learning materials, school lunches, transport and external examination fees, so always request the full fee schedule and sample contract.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process usually involve?
Most international schools in Vilnius follow the September academic year but accept applications on a rolling basis if places are available; start enquiries several months before you want your child to begin, especially for popular year groups. Admissions typically require an application form, previous school records, language information, an interview or assessment and a signed enrolment agreement; some schools also request proof of residency or visa-related documents.
Will my child need to speak Lithuanian to attend an international school in Vilnius?
No - many international schools teach primarily in English and offer language support for non-native speakers, but they also include Lithuanian language lessons as part of the curriculum or as an additional subject. If you plan a longer stay and want integration with the local community or access to public schooling later, look for schools that offer strong Lithuanian language programmes or bilingual pathways.
What ages and stages do these schools cover and how transferable are qualifications?
Vilnius international schools commonly run from early years or kindergarten through to upper secondary, with some offering continuous Pre-K/primary into middle and high school and others focusing on particular stages. Recognised qualifications such as IB Diplomas, Cambridge IGCSEs/AS/A Levels and standard American high-school diplomas are widely accepted by universities internationally, but you should verify specific subject offers and university recognition for your destination country when choosing a school.