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Admissions at Canadian International School of Thailand (CIST)

Bangkok · Bangkok · PreK3–G12, 3–18 — what the school itself publishes about applying. Checked 2026-10-06.

Grades / ages: PreK3–G12, 3–18

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An independent CredRadar guide, built only from what the school itself publishes — checked 2026-10-06. This is not the school's own page.

Canadian International School of Thailand (CIST) does not publish admissions details online (checked 2026-10-06) — no application steps, fees or deadlines appear on its public pages. This page is an honest signpost: the key facts we hold, how admissions usually works in Thailand, and the route to the school itself.

฿189,500 – ฿383,250 / year

Annual tuition

IB PYP/MYP + Ontario (OSSD) G10–12, exchange term in Montreal

Curriculum

PreK3–G12, 3–18

Grades / ages

Boarding

Published facts at a glance

Curriculum

IB PYP/MYP + Ontario (OSSD) G10–12, exchange term in Montreal

Nearest rail station

Bang Phlat (MRT Blue) · 2.0 km

How admissions usually works at Bangkok international schools

The school year at most Thailand international schools starts in August or September; some schools also run January or April intakes.
Applications for an August start commonly open the preceding autumn (September–November), and popular year groups can fill months ahead — applying early rarely hurts.
Mid-year entry is often possible where a place exists; schools usually assess the child (English and maths are typical) and ask for recent reports from the previous school.
Expect one-off charges on top of tuition — an application or assessment fee, then a registration / enrolment fee and often a refundable deposit once a place is offered. Each school's fees page here shows its published wording in full.
Documents are usually some combination of the child's passport or birth certificate, parents' ID, previous school reports and immunisation records.

General guidance only — this is not Canadian International School of Thailand (CIST)'s policy. Always confirm dates, fees and requirements with the school.