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IB Curriculum International Schools in Belgrade, Serbia

Compare 5 IB Curriculum international schools in Belgrade, Serbia. Filter by curriculum, fees (average RSD 13,778), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
5
Curricula
10
Average annual fee
RSD 13,778
Fee range
RSD 7,499 – 28,945
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (5 schools)
Average school size
546 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Deseta Gimnazija Mihajlo Pupin
Oldest
Deseta Gimnazija Mihajlo Pupin (1933)
About international schools in Belgrade, Serbia

Belgrade’s IB schools offer a compact but established choice for families seeking the International Baccalaureate: a small number of institutions run the full PYP - MYP - DP continuum in English, while several state gymnasiums and other schools are authorised to offer the IB Diploma. Instruction in privately run IB schools is commonly in English, though bilingual Serbian - English tracks and mother-tongue support are available in some programmes. Annual tuition levels vary by school and age but typically fall within local international-school bands rather than the much higher fees seen in larger Western European capitals; many schools also charge separate enrolment, exam and activity costs. Admissions tend to centre on a September intake but places are often handled on a rolling basis, with waiting lists and assessment days used by some schools; families relocating to Serbia should also factor in residence/visa paperwork that may require an enrolment certificate from the school.

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FAQs for Serbia

Which IB programmes are taught in Belgrade and can I find a full PYP - MYP - DP pathway?
You can find all three IB programmes in Belgrade, though the full PYP - MYP - DP continuum is offered by only a small number of schools. Other schools in the city are authorised for the Diploma Programme only, so check each school’s IB authorisations if you want continuity through every stage.
What language(s) are lessons taught in and is support available for non-English speakers?
Most international IB schools teach primarily in English, but bilingual Serbian - English tracks and mother-tongue classes are offered at some institutions. Schools commonly provide English language support for newcomers and will describe their language provision and entry requirements on their admissions pages.
How much does an IB education in Belgrade typically cost?
Tuition at international schools in Belgrade is generally lower than in many Western European cities but varies by school, programme and pupil age; typical annual tuition for international schools in the city falls within local mid-range bands. Expect additional charges for registration, IB exam fees, optional activities and school trips, and ask each school for a full fee schedule before applying.
When should we apply and what is the admissions rhythm for IB schools here?
The academic year follows a September intake, but many schools operate rolling admissions and run assessment or taster days for new applicants. Some schools use waiting lists and may require several weeks between application and enrolment, so start enquiries well before your planned move and confirm any document requirements linked to residency or visas.
What should relocating parents look for when comparing IB schools in Belgrade?
Compare the school’s IB authorisations (which programmes are offered), the language and English-support provision, and whether the school has experience integrating students from different national systems into the Diploma if your child is joining late. Also check accreditation and recognition, pastoral care and university-counselling services, class sizes and the scope of extracurricular and language-learning options, and ask for recent sample timetables and a full fee breakdown.