Annual tuition & boarding fees (2026/27 academic year)
- Middle School (Grades 7–9): EUR 39,900 per academic year.
- High School (Grades 10–12): EUR 43,680 per academic year.
Application and one‑time entry fees (payable on entry)
- Application Fee (non‑refundable): EUR 300.
- Capital Fee (non‑refundable): EUR 2,000.
- Enrollment / place‑reservation fee (non‑refundable): EUR 300 (as published for 2026/27 materials).
- Security Deposit (refundable): EUR 3,000.
Fees per term (illustrative, based on the published annual fees and the school term structure)
- The school publishes the fees as annual amounts. The academic year is organised into two semesters (1st semester: end of August to early February; 2nd semester: mid‑February to end of June). Dividing the annual fee into two equal semester amounts gives the following figures:
- Middle School: EUR 19,950 per semester (EUR 39,900 ÷ 2).
- High School: EUR 21,840 per semester (EUR 43,680 ÷ 2).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- A guarantee / place‑reservation payment (the equivalent of a guarantee fee) is required to reserve a place; this is normally charged as a percentage of the contracted fee (a guarantee amount equal to 10% of the cost of education and accommodation is referenced in the school's admissions materials). The remaining balance is payable by an agreed deadline (historically families have been asked to pay the remaining 90% by a mutually agreed date, commonly by the end of June). In some cases, a special payment schedule may be arranged.
- The school's published materials describe entry fees as paid once at the beginning of the first school year and annual fees as paid yearly for the duration of study.
Boarding fees and what is included
- Schloss Krumbach operates full boarding only (no day or half‑board options). The published annual fee is a combined tuition + boarding charge.
- Items explicitly listed as included in the annual fee include: accommodation in en‑suite rooms, weekly laundry for school uniform, a six‑meals‑a‑day menu (including dietary plans), supervised study time, study materials and laptop rental access, academic support and career counselling, regular medical checks, transfers (e.g., to/from Vienna weekly and airport transfers where noted), and a wide range of extracurricular activities.
Other charges and extras
- Costs expressly identified as extras (not included in the published annual fee) include: medical insurance, long multi‑day trips abroad, some external trips, uniform (noted as excluded in recent 2026/27 materials), visa support and certain personalised transfer services, some specific sports activities or mountain skiing, and IP telephone calls. The school's materials also list some items that may be charged extra depending on individual circumstances (for example additional language support).
Refund information
- Security Deposit: EUR 3,000 is refundable.
- Application Fee, Capital Fee and Enrollment / place‑reservation fees are published as non‑refundable in the school materials.
Fee payment options and practical notes on how payments are handled
- Published materials describe the contract and payment structure (guarantee payment / balance payment and the possibility of special payment schedules) but do not list standard public payment rails (for example specific bank account details, IBAN, or explicit credit‑card acceptance instructions in the public fee documents). Families are advised that the entry process is contract‑based and that initial guarantee amounts and subsequent balances are managed under the signed student contract.
Summary of the most important numbers (2026/27)
- Middle School (Grades 7–9) annual tuition + boarding: EUR 39,900.
- High School (Grades 10–12) annual tuition + boarding: EUR 43,680.
- Application Fee (non‑refundable): EUR 300.
- Capital Fee (non‑refundable): EUR 2,000.
- Enrollment / place reservation fee (non‑refundable, published for 2026/27 materials): EUR 300.
- Security Deposit (refundable): EUR 3,000.
If you need this data for a database entry, the items above cover application fees, annual fees by year group, entry/one‑time fees, the common billing pattern and payment terms, boarding inclusions and typical extra charges, refund status for the deposit, and how payments are handled contractually.
