Gyeonggi的国际学校

• Gyeonggi Suwon International SchoolIB · 3–18岁每年KRW 1660万起比较
• International Christian School Uijeongbu美式（AP） · 3–18岁每年KRW 1630万起比较
• SISeoul International School美式（AP） · 3–18岁每年KRW 1890万起比较
• KIKorea International School Pangyo Campus美式（AP） · 3–18岁每年KRW 1950万起比较
• Big Heart Christian School美式（AP） · 6–18岁比较
• Christian Sprout Intercultural School美式（AP） · 3–18岁比较
• Haven Christian School美式（AP） · 6–18岁每年KRW 760万起比较
• King's International Christian School美式（AP） · 3–18岁比较

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• Incheon Education Guide: School System, Returnee Transfer, and Foreign School List

  Official source인천광역시 (Incheon Metropolitan City)确认日期 2026-10-31

• The MOE list of schools whose records need no apostille

  Official source교육부确认日期 2026-10-30

• English graduation/enrolment certificates and school records on Government24

  Official source정부24确认日期 2026-10-30

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  Guide우리은행确认日期 2026-10-30

• Admission and School Enrolment Guide (Gyeongsangnam-do Multicultural Education Center)

  Official source경상남도교육청 다문화교육센터 (Gyeongsangnam-do Office of Education, Multicultural Education Center)确认日期 2026-10-30

• Transfer Admission of Returnees from Abroad

  Official sourceGyeongsangnam-do Office of Education确认日期 2026-10-30

• Apostille and consular legalisation: using Korean documents at a school abroad

  Official source외교부 영사민원确认日期 2026-10-30

• How Seoul recognises schooling abroad on re-entry (2026 plan)

  Official source서울특별시교육청确认日期 2026-10-30