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Bangkok is one of Southeast Asia’s most popular destinations for expat families, offering a wide choice of international schools. Where you live often depends on the school you choose, as commute times can be long.
Here are the top neighborhoods for expat families, with schools mapped out.
Sukhumvit
A central district with a large expat population. Easy access to shopping, healthcare, and international schools.
International schools in Sukhumvit:
Sukhumvit International Schools
| School | Curriculum | Fee Range (THB/year) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIST International School | IB | 600,000 – 900,000 | Central location, IB all levels |
| St. Andrews Intl School BKK | British + IB | 500,000 – 800,000 | British base, IB Diploma |
| Wells International School | American + IB | 300,000 – 600,000 |
More affordable option |
Bang Na
Growing area with newer international schools and larger campuses. Convenient for families near Suvarnabhumi Airport.
International schools in Bang Na:
Sathorn
A business and residential district, close to central Bangkok.
International schools in Sathorn:
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Shrewsbury International School Bangkok (City Campus for primary)
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Bangkok Christian International School (American curriculum)
FAQs
Which Bangkok neighborhood is best for school commutes?
Families often choose Sukhumvit or Bang Na depending on their school choice.
Are fees in Bangkok lower than Singapore?
Yes, Bangkok international schools are more affordable, though still significant.
Do schools in Bangkok offer IB and British curricula?
Yes, both are widely available, alongside American schools.
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