International schools in Jakarta

Jakarta's international schools serve affluent Indonesian families and expatriates, mostly in South Jakarta and the Tangerang new towns.

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Jakarta Japanese School
USD 4,010–4,120/yr
Japanese · Bintaro · Ages 3–15
The Japanese overseas school in Bintaro, South Tangerang, opened in 1969 and certified by Japan's Ministry of Education. It teaches the Japanese national curriculum in Japanese from kindergarten (age 3) to the end of junior high school, with English and Bahasa Indonesia taught as languages, and had 677 elementary and junior high pupils in April 2026. Only Japanese nationals can enrol, and the parent's employer, or the parent, must belong to the school's support association.
Cikarang Japanese School
USD 4,010–4,010/yr
Japanese · Kota Deltamas · Ages 6–15
The Japanese overseas school in Kota Deltamas, Cikarang, opened in 2019 as the Cikarang campus of Jakarta Japanese School and certified by Japan's Ministry of Education. It teaches the Japanese national curriculum in Japanese across elementary and junior high school (Grades 1 to 9), with English and Bahasa Indonesia taught as languages, and had 237 pupils in May 2026. Only Japanese nationals living in the Cikarang area can enrol, and the parent's employer, or the parent, must belong to the school's support association.

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