SEN International Schools in Chonburi, Thailand

Last updated 16 July 2026

About international schools in Chonburi, Thailand

International schools across Chonburi province (including Pattaya, Laem Chabang and Sriracha) largely serve a mix of expatriate and Thai families connected to the Eastern Seaboard’s residential and industrial communities, so you will find schools that specialise in British, American and International Baccalaureate pathways alongside Thai-English or bilingual programmes and extra-language options such as Chinese. Annual tuition varies significantly by school, age and curriculum but commonly runs from the low hundreds of thousands of baht for early years up to several hundred thousand baht or more for full secondary/IB provision, with one-off registration/enrolment charges and optional transport or lunch plans on top. Admissions are frequently rolling where space exists, though most schools follow the August - May academic year and will ask for passports, recent school reports, vaccination records and proof of residence or visa status as part of the application. For relocating families the practical priorities are checking place availability for the child’s year group, expected daily commute times from your home to school, the visa category you will need for long-term study, and the total cost of fees plus ancillary services such as transport, lunches and EAL support.

Compare 2 SEN / Special Education international schools in Chonburi, Thailand. Filter by curriculum, fees (average THB 398,159), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 2 schools · avg fee THB 398,159

Schools listed: 2
Curricula: 4
Average annual fee: THB 398,159
Fee range: THB 173,436 – 750,000
Most common curriculum: British Curriculum (1 schools)
Average school size: 100 pupils
Largest by enrolment: Wells International School – Chonburi Campus
Oldest: International School of Chonburi (2009)

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Wells International School – Chonburi Campus

IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP) · Ages 2 to 18

THB 320,000 - 750,000

Ages 2 to 18 years

IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP), American Curriculum

Instructs in English

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International School of Chonburi

British Curriculum · Ages 2 to 11

THB 173,436 - 349,200

Ages 2 to 11 years

British Curriculum

Instructs in English

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FAQs for Thailand

What curricula can we expect to find in Chonburi international schools?

You will commonly find British-style curricula, American-style programmes, and schools that offer the International Baccalaureate at upper years, as well as Thai Ministry-backed English programmes and bilingual Thai - Chinese options at some campuses. Programme availability varies by school and sometimes by campus, so check each school’s published curriculum and the qualifications they prepare students for.

How much do international schools in Chonburi cost?

Tuition fees vary widely by age, curriculum and campus; published fee schedules show early years and primary places often in the low hundreds of thousands of baht per year, while full secondary or IB provision can be substantially higher once you add enrolment deposits, exam fees and optional services. Expect to budget for an application or registration fee on top of annual tuition, and to check each school’s current published schedule because fees are updated each year.

When should we apply and what documents will schools ask for?

Many schools operate rolling admissions and will consider applications year-round if there are places, but parent applicants commonly begin the process several months before the intended start (especially for entry to popular year groups or senior years). Typical documentation requests include the child’s passport, parents’ passports, recent school reports or transfer certificates, vaccination records, a birth certificate and proof of address or visa paperwork; some schools also assess English proficiency as part of placement.

What age ranges and language of instruction should we expect?

International schools in the area typically cover early years through to secondary, with some schools offering full K - 12 pathways and others stopping at lower secondary; check each school for the exact age range offered. English is usually the primary language of instruction in international programmes, while Thai language classes are provided as required by local regulations and many schools also offer additional languages such as Chinese; bilingual Thai - English programmes are available at some campuses.

What additional costs and practical points should relocating families plan for?

Beyond tuition, plan for a non-refundable application or registration fee, a refundable deposit in some schools, transport or school-bus charges, lunches, uniforms, EAL or learning-support fees and senior-year exam costs where relevant. Also consider daily travel times from your neighbourhood to the chosen campus, availability of school transport routes, and whether you need to apply for an Education visa or a different visa type for longer stays.

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