SIS is a foundation run by a Board of Trustees. It does not make a profit or pay dividends to shareholders. Instead, any operational surplus is reinvested in the school and its facilities.
The fees payable cover the cost of teaching associated with delivering an internationally recognised curriculum to a student body from over 60 countries, maintaining a low ratio of staff to students, providing specialist support where needed, and delivering a programme covering a broad range of sports.
The application fee is 3 000 SEK per child. It is a mandatory fee paid at the time of application. The application fee is not refundable even if the child is not accepted at SIS.
Upon provisional acceptance at SIS, an invoice for the Enrollment Fee will be issued by SIS. This is a one-time fee to be paid when the child is provisionally accepted at SIS. Payment shall be made by date stated on the invoice. The Enrollment Fee is not refundable.
The Annual Tuition Fee is an annual fee calculated based on the relevant grade. The current Annual Tuition Fees are found below.
This is payable yearly and in advance, and is, for each school year, payable in two equal instalments against invoices issued by SIS. Generally, the first invoice is sent out in April for the first term and in November for the second term.
Please note: for diplomatic families whose invoices are directly paid by the Embassy, the school will invoice the embassies annually instead of separately for each term.
Payment shall be made by the date stated in the invoice. Students enrolling at SIS for the second term of the school year are only required to pay 50% of the Annual Tuition Fee.
Students are enrolled for the complete term and SIS will not reduce or refund any part of the Annual Tuition Fee for a term or any other fee, due to delayed entry, absence or withdrawal.
Grade EY3 – 183 000 SEK
Grade EY4 – 183 000 SEK
Kindergarten – 183 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 1 – 130 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 2 – 130 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 3 – 130 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 4 – 130 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 5 – 130 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 6 – 146 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 7 – 146 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 8 – 146 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 9 – 146 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 10 – 172 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 11 – 184 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
Grade 12 – 184 000 SEK + Government subsidy*
IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE:
*In the event that a student does not qualify for a government subsidy, you will be liable to pay the equivalent amount in addition to the listed tuition fee.
In order for Stockholm International School to apply for the subsidy on the student’s behalf he or she must be registered with their local kommun (local municipality) and hold a Swedish Personal Number which is issued by the Swedish Tax Authority. If the student is not registered, or the subsidy is not granted for other reasons, the total fee payable will therefore be substantially higher.
Please see further information in the panel below and contact the Business Office on businessoffice@intsch.se if you need further clarification.
The Government Subsidy does not cover the Annual Tuition Fee.
SIS is entitled to subsidies from Swedish municipalities for students of compulsory school age (according to Swedish law: grades 1-9) during the years of basic compulsory education that fulfill the requirements stipulated in the Admissions Policy.
After having been declared entitled to subsidies by the Swedish Schools Inspectorate, SIS is entitled to subsidies from Swedish municipalities for students in grades 10-12, excluding non-EU diplomatic families who are generally not entitled to subsidies. However, these subsidies will be determined at the discretion of the municipality where the student is registered (sw. folkbokförd).
SIS is responsible for the application for the subsidy. In order for SIS to submit a proper application, students are required to provide their personal identification number and registered address to SIS as soon as possible. Applications for subsidies might be made during the term for students arriving at SIS after the term has commenced, but in order to increase the probability of receiving the subsidy, complete information should be provided as soon as possible. No application will be made until complete information is received.
SIS does not guarantee that a subsidy will be granted and cannot be held responsible for subsidies in any way. SIS is not responsible for the registration of students with the Swedish authorities. Such responsibility rests solely with the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the student. It is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to notify the school and the Tax Authorities of any change of address in Sweden, as this may also affect the issuing of subsidies to the school. Failure to register with the Tax Authority or update relevant information, e.g. change of address, may result in the school not receiving the appropriate subsidies. Parents/guardians will be liable for the resulting shortfall.
Please read our General Terms and Conditions for more information regarding enrollment procedures, government subsidies, financial conditions, withdrawal procedures, etc.
Please contact the Business Office on businessoffice@intsch.se if you have any further questions in regards to the subsidies (sw.skolpeng).
Stockholm International School challenges and inspires students from over 60 countries with a globally recognised academic programme. An international day school in the heart of Stockholm, our diverse community is welcoming and supportive. Our expert faculty and staff create a safe and secure environment in which children thrive.
Stockholm International School
Johannesgatan 18
SE-111 38 Stockholm
SWEDEN
+46 8 412 40 00
