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International Schools in Bekasi, Indonesia

Compare 4 international schools in Bekasi, Indonesia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average IDR 64,501,000), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
4
Curricula
10
Average annual fee
IDR 64,501,000
Fee range
IDR 9,709,000 – 222,000,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (2 schools)
Average school size
2,210 pupils
Largest by enrolment
BINUS School Bekasi
Oldest
Sekolah Pelita Harapan Lippo Cikarang (1995)
About international schools in Bekasi, Indonesia

Bekasi’s international and international-style schools serve families on Jakarta’s eastern fringe and in planned towns such as Lippo Cikarang, so school choice is often balanced against commute time and bus routes. Schools in Bekasi commonly follow Cambridge programmes or international ‘National Plus’ models, with some campuses offering IB pathways and extra language options such as Bahasa Indonesia and Mandarin; instruction is typically English-medium. Headline annual tuition in the city covers a wide band - from single-digit millions of rupiah at lower-cost options up to the hundreds of millions for higher-fee campuses - plus one-off registration/enrolment charges and extras for transport, meals and examinations. Admissions normally operate on an annual cycle and commonly require an application, a placement assessment, recent school reports and, for non-Indonesian nationals, valid residency documentation (KITAS).

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FAQs for Indonesia

What curricula are typically available at international schools in Bekasi?
Many Bekasi schools offer Cambridge International (IGCSE) syllabuses or operate as ‘National Plus’ schools that combine the Indonesian curriculum with international elements; a smaller number either offer or prepare students for IB programmes. Expect language studies (Bahasa Indonesia and often Mandarin) alongside English-medium teaching, but check each school’s curriculum statements and authorised programmes.
How much should I budget for tuition and extra costs?
Headline annual tuition in Bekasi spans a wide range - many families can expect fees in the tens of millions of rupiah per year while some campuses charge into the low hundreds of millions - on top of one-off enrolment or development levies and recurring extras such as transport, meals, exam fees and extracurricular charges. Always ask a school for a full fee schedule that lists compulsory extras and refundable deposits before you commit.
When do schools admit new pupils and what is the usual process?
Most international schools in the Bekasi/Jakarta area run an annual admissions cycle tied to the academic year, but many accept applications year-round for available places; the common process includes submitting an application and documents, an entry assessment or interview, and payment of registration and enrolment fees once a place is offered. Non-Indonesian students will generally need to show valid residency paperwork (KITAS) and recent school reports as part of the application.
What age groups and stages do these schools cover?
You will find international and international-style provision across early years, primary/junior and secondary/senior phases in Bekasi, with many schools offering continuous K - 12 pathways and others specialising in early years or particular grade bands. Verify a campus’s exact year groups and whether it leads to recognised external examinations (IGCSE, IB Diploma, national exams) as offerings vary.
What language support is available for children who are not yet fluent in English?
Schools commonly provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) support or staged language integration for learners new to English, and most also include Bahasa Indonesia lessons as part of the curriculum; availability and intensity of learning-support vary by school and may carry additional cost. Speak to admissions or learning-support staff about screening, small-group provision and any extra charges before enrolling.