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Annual tuition at Korean International School Moscow ranges from RUB 3,600 to RUB 4,000 for 2026/27.
Application and Entrance Fees - Entrance fee (one-time): USD 600, payable at admission.
Tuition fees by year group (per semester and per academic year) - Kindergarten — 3‑year‑old class: USD 2,000 per semester; USD 4,000 per academic year (two semesters). - Kindergarten (older kindergarten groups) and Elementary (Grades 1–6): USD 1,800 per semester; USD 3,600 per academic year (two semesters). - School scope: the school operates kindergarten and elementary grade levels.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is charged on a per‑semester basis. The entrance fee is charged at the time of enrollment. Specific invoice dates, installment options and late‑payment penalties are set by the school and are not listed here.
Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school for kindergarten and elementary students and does not publish boarding fees.
Other costs and incidental fees - Additional charges that may apply include uniforms, meals/lunch provision, school supplies, extracurricular activities, field trips and transport (school bus) where offered. Specific amounts for these items are not published in the standard fee lines above.
Refund information - No detailed refund schedule for tuition or the entrance fee is published in the standard fee summary. Refund eligibility and the calculation of any prorated refunds (for withdrawal or temporary leave) are determined by the school's enrolment and finance rules.
Fee payment options - The school accepts payments according to the school's admissions and finance procedures; families should use the school's stated payment channels (school office / bank transfer as directed). Contact and administrative details are provided by the school for arranging payment.
Note: The fee figures above correspond to the school's available fee information for the 2025/26 academic year.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. The Moscow Korean International School conducts a three-stage admissions process for new students. The first step is submitting the Admission Interest Application and the Consent to Personal Data Collection and Use, along with copies of the student's and guardian's passports and visas. The application window runs from November 7, 2022 to December 9, 2022 at 15:00. Online submission is preferred, and if online submission is difficult, the school should be contacted for assistance.
2. A student interview and a parent interview are conducted during December 12–22, 2022. The interviews assess the student's readiness and gather context about the family's educational plans. The interviews are scheduled within the stated period and may involve discussion of the student's background and goals. This step is a standard part of the evaluation process.
3. The third step is submitting the Admission Application Form during December 26, 2022 to January 13, 2023 by 15:00. Submissions are to be made online via the school's portal; if online submission is not possible, the school can be contacted at 7-495-787-0748 for alternatives. The form should be completed using the school's specified procedures and timelines. After submission, the school will review the documents for eligibility.
4. Admission results for candidates are announced on December 23, 2022 and posted on the school's website. The notice identifies those selected as admission targets for the upcoming year. The announcement is part of the three-stage process and follows the prior interviews and document submissions.
5. Admission targets and eligibility are described as follows: Elementary (primary) students born from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2016 are eligible. Early entry may be considered for children born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017 if the parent's domestic residency is registered locally. Kindergarten targets include children aged 3–5 born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019, with class openings potentially adjusted based on demand.
6. First-round documents (2차 서류제출의 전제) include common materials: the Admission Interest Application and the Personal Data Collection and Use Consent, plus copies of the student's passport and the guardian's passport and visa. These items form the initial submission package. The school requires these documents to establish eligibility for the admissions review.
7. Second-round documents (2차 서류제출) are submitted after the principal's admission approval using the school's forms for the Admission Application. This step completes the formal submission of materials required for final consideration. Only after the principal's approval is the second set of documents formally filed.
8. The 3rd area indicates that other residency-related proofs can be substituted with documents already submitted in the first round. This provides flexibility if additional local documentation is needed. The first-round materials remain the baseline set for supporting evidence.
9. The overall admission method and other details are described in the Moscow Korean School's admissions guidance. Families should follow the steps and timelines outlined there to complete the process. The guidance covers the practical steps, documentation, and any contingencies.
10. Important notes include: the admission fee and tuition are described in the school's fee information; all documents submitted are not returned under any circumstances; and inquiries can be directed to the school by calling 7-495-787-0748. These notes accompany the formal admissions process and provide essential administrative details.
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FAQs
What are the tuition fees per semester and per academic year for Kindergarten and Elementary?
Kindergarten 3-year-old class costs 2,000 USD per semester and 4,000 USD per academic year (two semesters). Older Kindergarten groups and Elementary Grades 1–6 cost 1,800 USD per semester and 3,600 USD per academic year. Tuition is billed per semester, and the 2025/26 figures apply.
What is the entrance fee and when is it charged?
There is a one-time entrance fee of 600 USD payable at admission. This fee is charged at enrollment.
Are there additional costs beyond tuition, and how are they charged?
Beyond tuition, there may be charges for uniforms, meals, school supplies, extracurricular activities, field trips and transport where offered; specific amounts are not published. Tuition is billed per semester, and the entrance fee is charged at enrollment; payment methods are through the school office or by bank transfer.
How does the admissions process work?
The school uses a three-stage admissions process. It starts with submitting an Admission Interest Application and consent to personal data collection, along with copies of the student and guardian passports and visas. Then there are student and parent interviews in December, followed by submitting the Admission Application Form between late December and mid-January for eligibility review.
What documents are required for the first-round submission?
First-round documents include the Admission Interest Application, the Personal Data Collection and Use Consent, and copies of the student's passport and the guardian's passport and visa. These items establish eligibility for the admissions review.
When are admission results announced and how are they communicated?
Admission results are announced on December 23 and identify those selected as admission targets for the upcoming year. The results are shared as part of the admission process and follow the interviews and documents submitted.
What are the age eligibility criteria for Elementary and Kindergarten?
Elementary students eligible are those born from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2016; early entry may be considered for children born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017 if the parent's domestic residency is registered locally. Kindergarten targets include children aged 3–5 born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019, with class openings potentially adjusted based on demand.
Are residency proofs required or can substitutes be used?
Residency-related proofs can be substituted with documents already submitted in the first round, and the first-round materials remain the baseline for supporting evidence.
What payment options are available for fees?
Tuition is charged on a per-semester basis and the school provides payment channels through the school office or bank transfer as directed. The entrance fee is paid at enrollment, and while the school sets invoice dates and installment options, those specifics are not listed here.
Is boarding available at Korean International School Moscow?
Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school for kindergarten and elementary students and does not publish boarding fees.