Our Admissions Office is committed to giving each application personal attention and care as it is a critical decision for the student and their family.
APIS follows rolling admissions policies. This means that the application process will end when available enrollment spots are filled. There is a clear advantage of applying early. Please refer to the application procedure below.
Step 1
Determine Eligibility
Please check your eligibility category and the grade/age eligibility chart.
Eligibility Category Chart
In order to attend a foreign (international) school in Korea, the applicant must satisfy one of the following four categories of eligibility set forth by the Korean Ministry of Education:
Category 1: A student who has at least one parent holding a valid foreign passport.
Category 2: A student who is a Korean citizen (including dual citizen) and has lived overseas for a minimum of three years (1,095 days).
Category 3: A student who is transferring from an accredited international school in Korea.
Category 4: A student who has 6 semesters of official school transcripts (report cards) and certificate of enrollment from an overseas school.
Category 5: A student who has a naturalized, non-ethnic Korean parent(s) who is deemed unable to continue education in the local school system, as determined by the deliberation of the school.
* If there are any questions about the eligibility, do not hesitate to give us a call at 02-907-2747 or contact us at [email protected]
Step 2
Complete and Submit Documents
Please gather all of the following documents for submission.
Category 1
A student who has at least one parent holding a valid foreign passport.
Category 2
A student who is a Korean citizen (including dual citizen) and has lived overseas for a minimum of three years (1,095 days).
Category 3
A student who is transferring from an accredited international school in Korea.
Category 4
A student who has 6 semesters of official school transcripts (report cards) and certificate of enrollment from an overseas school.
Category 5
A student who has a naturalized, non-ethnic Korean parent(s) who is deemed unable to continue education in the local school system, as determined by the deliberation of the school.
Official Transcripts or Report Cards
* Note: Transcripts and recommendation letters in a language other than English must be translated to English and the original must be submitted along with the translation. For high school transcripts, the translation must be notarized.
Official Recommendation Letters
* Note: Official results from the most recent standardized tests (e.g. Stanford 10, ITBS, Terra Nova, CAT, SSAT, PSAT, SAT, ACT) where applicable. No document is returned under any circumstances.
Step 3
Submit Application Fee
The non-refundable application fee of KRW 300,000 is required. Once the documents are submitted, please transfer via wire the application fee to KB Bank (Jangwi-dong Branch). Please indicate the applicant’s name as a sender.
Step 4
Application Review
Applications are reviewed by the Admissions Office first. Once the applicant’s eligibility is verified, the admissions office will schedule an interview (either in person or via Skype) as well as an admissions test date. The applicant will be notified about the admission decision within 7-10 business days.
Step 5
Registration
Applicants who have received acceptance will be contacted to complete the enrollment process. Tuition and fees must be paid in full amount to proceed with the applicant’s enrollment process.