Vietnam int’l school tuition fees near $38,515 for 2025–26 school year

The International School Ho Chi Minh City (ISHCMC) will charge between VND681.9 million ($26,267) and VND959 million ($36,943) depending on the grade, up 2.9 percent to 3.2 percent from the previous year.

At British International School Ho Chi Minh City (BIS HCMC), tuition fees will range from VND238.1 million ($9,172) for half-day preschool to VND956.3 million ($36,841) for high school students.

Increases of four percent to five percent are reported across most grades.

Nam Uc Scotch AGS will charge from VND316.9 million ($12,208) for grades 1–2 to VND521.5 million ($20,090) for grades 10–12.

The high school program follows the Australian SACE curriculum.

Saigon South International School (SSIS) will implement annual fees ranging from VND509.8 million ($19,640) for preschool to VND882.2 million ($33,986) for grades 11–12.

Tuition increases range from five percent to six percent.

British Vietnamese International School (BVIS HCMC) fees for 2025–26 will range from VND250.4 million ($9,646) to VND668.6 million ($25,757).

Increases across all levels range from three percent to over eight percent.

At Canadian International School (CIS), tuition will range from VND531.6 million ($20,477) to VND804 million ($30,970).

Most rates remain unchanged from the previous year.

The highest fees apply to the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.

In Hanoi, United Nations International School of Hanoi (UNIS Hanoi) has announced new tuition in U.S. dollars, ranging from $12,570 for early years to $38,210 for grades 11–12.

Most tuition rates have increased compared to the 2024–25 school year.

Over the past two years, fees for grades 11–12 at UNIS have risen by a total of $2,710.