There are plenty of good international schools in Malaysia, especially in Kuala Lumpur. International school fees in Malaysia are charged differently depending on the school. The fees for international schools in Malaysia include the application fee, the admission fee, the tuition fee and the school development fee, among others.
Here are some international schools in Kuala Lumpur with Annual Tuition Fees below RM20,000 for Year 1.
Alnoor International School was established more than 15 years. Its founder sought to provide the right education for children of Arab expatriate families. Focused on fostering a global-mindset among the younger generation, the school seamlessly combines a western style education (IGCSE) with the community-focused Arabic values. Over the years. Alnoor International school has continuously improved and expanded and has relocated from Jalan Damai to Jalan Bellamy.
Baseerah International School proudly offers the Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP) from the Cambridge International Examinations (CIE, Cambridge Board). The school believes strongly in enhancing student’s self-study skills for effective learning. To achieve this, students at Baseerah International School are actively encouraged to grasp concepts through engaging activities, projects, and worksheets.
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Cranbridge International School
Cranbridge International School offers a forward‑looking education that blends strong STEM emphasis with humanities to develop creativity, critical thinking and lifelong learning. With a supportive and positive learning environment, experienced educators help students thrive academically and personally. The school follows the Pearson‑Edexcel curriculum, recognised internationally, giving learners a pathway to top universities and global opportunities.
The School was founded by Charlie Koh in April 2012 with a vision to alleviate poverty in East Malaysia through education. He saw an opportunity to run a school in a vacant building in Brickfields and aimed to develop English language programs for remote communities in Sarawak. Inspired by his experiences in East Malaysia and other underdeveloped countries, Mr. Koh wanted to empower underprivileged youth to become voices for their communities.
International Modern Arabic School
International Modern Arabic School (IMAS) serves as a platform for students to discover their own interests and talents through reading programs and a diverse range of activities. IMAS emphasizes bilingual education, and offers Bahasa Melayu and Arabic as foreign languages. Core subjects taught in primary school (Year 1) include Mathematics, Science, English, Arabic, Bahasa Melayu, Islamic Studies, Holy Quran, Art and ICT.
Situated at Taman Melawati, Marefat International School offers the British national curriculum to their students ages 5 to 18. Secondary-level students are further provided the opportunity to pursue the IGCSE, AS and A levels. Marefat International School reflects a global outlook with 60% of its students drawn from different parts of the world and 65% of the teachers being expatriates with considerable teaching experience.
Sayfol International School is an institution of learning where children from 60 different countries of the world are educated, whereby they endeavour to blend this international mixture of children, creating a special effect of cordiality and harmony between one another in a manner so deep and sincere that once within the campus of the school, they believe and consider all of them, teachers and the support staff, as one united family.
Spectrum International School nurtures well‑rounded learners with a holistic education rooted in strong Islamic values and global perspectives. From Early Years to Secondary, their programmes encourage creativity, critical thinking and confidence in a supportive environment. With a focus on academic excellence, character development and technology‑enhanced learning, Spectrum prepares students to succeed in a changing world and become lifelong learners.
Sri Dasmesh International School
Sri Dasmesh International School opened its doors in 2001 and located in Taman Pantai Baharu, Kuala Lumpur, offers a British curriculum leading to the IGCSE to students from Year 1 to 11. The school is known for its affordable tuition fee. and has received accreditation from the Franklin Covey Organisation USA as the first school in Malaysia to teach the ‘7 Habits of Highly Effective Kids’. These seven habits focus on developing students’ self-mastery and self-discipline, fostering meaningful communication with others and teaching them to balance the four aspects of self (the body, the brain, the heart and the spirit).
Tanarata International School (TiS) is a full-day international school near Kuala Lumpur, offering the British Cambridge curriculum from primary to A Levels. With a diverse and inclusive community, TiS welcomes students aged 5 to 18 from Kajang, Bangi, Putrajaya, and across the Klang Valley. The school emphasises academic excellence, cultural exchange, and holistic development in a supportive, multicultural environment.
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