International schools in Jeonju
1 international schools in Jeonju. Every number comes from what schools publish and from official sources.
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Yearly tuition range
KRW 18M – KRW 18M
≈ USD 13.4K – ≈ USD 13.4K
Based on 1 schools that publish fees · latest fee year 2025-2026
ECB reference rate (2026-11-03) · Actual transfer rates depend on your bank's or provider's rate and fees.
Lowest to highest amount in the school currency. Fees vary by grade and programme, so check the grade-by-grade fees on each school page.
| schools | % | |
|---|---|---|
| American (AP) | 1 | 100% |
Source: our data · checked 2026-11-04
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Guides and sources for South Korea
- Your Korean school record when you leave: off-roll management and re-entryA guide to how a child's Korean school record is handled when leaving and on return, based on Seoul's plan and Ministry of Education material. Details can differ by region, so always confirm locally.
- Admission documents: from English certificates to the apostilleA guide for families sending a child to school abroad or returning to Korea, covering English certificates, the apostille, transfer entry and university admission documents, based on official guidance.
- Unlicensed 'International Schools' in Korea: What to CheckA school that calls itself 'international' may still be unlicensed, and an unlicensed facility gives no national recognition in Korea. This guide shows what to check about licensing, recognition, and later transfer or admission routes before you enrol.
- Korean Universities' Overseas Koreans Admissions: The Basics (and What to Confirm)For families at overseas international schools who are considering Korean universities, this guide explains the main routes, the timing and one university's real example. Eligibility and details differ by university and by year, so the latest admissions guide of each target university is essential.
- Korea's foreign schools and unlicensed 'international schools': check recognition firstKorean nationals with 3+ years abroad may take up to 30% of places at foreign schools, which give recognised study only if designated. Unlicensed facilities give no recognised qualification.
- Moving back to Korea: re-entering Korean schools and preparing documentsOverseas school documents usually need an apostille or consular confirmation unless the school is on the ministry's exempt list. Grade placement follows regional office rules.
Returning students: special vs general transfer
Official source서울특별시교육청Checked 2026-11-04
Grade placement: recognised vs unrecognised study abroad
Official source서울특별시교육청Checked 2026-11-04
National Pension for dispatched workers: contributions continue without domestic pay
Official source국민연금공단Checked 2026-11-04
Reporting income of dispatched workers paid by a foreign entity
Official source국민연금공단Checked 2026-11-04
Returnee transfer: steps and timing
Official source서울특별시교육청Checked 2026-11-04
Documents for a returnee transfer
Official source서울특별시교육청Checked 2026-11-04
NTS foreigners' year-end tax guide (2020): non-taxable items, summarised
Official sourceNational Tax Service (Korea)Checked 2026-11-04
Placement casebook: counted by total time in school
Official source서울특별시교육청 총무과Checked 2026-11-04
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