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ApartmentUnited Arab EmiratesJoory Street, Dubai, Jumeirah Village Triangle, Dubai EmirateWithin 10 km of an international school
ContactMoving abroad with children? A good school close by makes everything easier, for them and for you. Every home here is within 10 km of an international school.
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ContactThe essentials
The rules on international schools differ from one country to the next. These six facts show what to check before you choose a home.
Under Turkey's private education law, international schools are open only to foreign students. A student who gains Turkish citizenship while enrolled can stay until the end of their current school stage.
Why it matters: This can matter to families applying for Turkish citizenship. The school and a local lawyer can explain how it would apply to each child.
Dubai's private schools are inspected and rated on a six-point scale, from Outstanding to Very Weak. For for-profit schools, the rating helps decide how much fees can rise.
Why it matters: Inspection ratings can help families compare schools, and fees can change over time.
Thailand's Office of the Private Education Commission counts 265 international schools in its formal system, and offers an online check of licensed schools.
Why it matters: The commission's online check shows which schools hold a licence.
Japan's education ministry accepts graduates of the 12-year course at schools accredited by WASC, CIS, ACSI, NEASC, Cognia, or COBIS as eligible to apply to its universities.
Why it matters: This can matter if a child may study in Japan later. The school can confirm which accreditations it holds.
In South Africa, an independent school must be registered by its provincial education department, and accredited by Umalusi, the country's quality assurance body.
Why it matters: The school can confirm its registration and accreditation.
In Spain, a school teaching another country's curriculum needs an authorisation to open and operate, and is then entered on an official register.
Why it matters: The school can confirm the curriculum and age groups its authorisation covers.
Sources: Turkey's Private Education Institutions Law, the UAE government portal, Thailand's Office of the Private Education Commission, Japan's education ministry, South Africa's Schools Act, Umalusi, and Spain's Royal Decree 806/1993.
Compare your options
Here are the six largest markets on this page, with their homes and where starting prices begin.
| Country | Homes near international schools | Starting prices | Learn more |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,146 homes | Starting prices begin at AED 380,000. | ||
| 749 homes | Starting prices begin at EUR 170,000. | ||
| 485 homes | Starting prices begin at EUR 155,000. | ||
| 474 homes | Starting prices begin at THB 1,390,000. | ||
| 346 homes | Starting prices begin at ZAR 1,249,000. | ||
| 201 homes | Starting prices begin at JPY 46,000,000. |
Distances are approximate and based on each listing's mapped location. Prices come from each listing and can change. This table is general information rather than financial or legal advice.
For the full list of countries with homes near international schools on INTRIC, see our FAQs.
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Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to help you plan your purchase.
All the homes for sale near international schools on this page are within 10 km of one, based on each listing's mapped location. Some are a short walk away, while others are a drive, so ask the seller for the exact distance and the journey time at school-run hours.
Mornings feel easier when school is close. Your children grab their bags and are on their way, and you still have time for a coffee in the sun. They make friends from all over the world, pick up new languages, and come home with stories you never had at their age. Weekends fill up with birthday parties and friends around the corner, and little by little, the new place starts to feel like home for all of you.
To find the right home, look at four things: which curriculum your child will need for the next step, whether the school is properly accredited and has places, how long the journey really takes at rush hour, and what the neighbourhood offers families. Start with those, and the right street becomes much easier to spot.
You can explore homes near international schools in 16 countries, so you can compare several places before you decide:
The UAE, Turkey, and Portugal have the most homes on this page, so they are a useful place to start your search.
You can ask the seller for the name of the nearest international school, the distance, and the route. It also helps to make the trip yourself at the time your children would travel, because 10 km can feel very different in morning traffic.
Start with the curriculum, such as the International Baccalaureate, British, or American, and where your child hopes to study next. Then ask each school about accreditation, class sizes, and exam results, and visit if you can. Choosing the school first will help you narrow down the areas worth looking at.
Each school sets its own admissions rules, so ask whether location plays any part. Places at popular schools can go early, so it is worth contacting the admissions team as soon as you have a shortlist, and doing so before you commit to a home.
It helps to budget for tuition, registration or enrolment fees, uniforms, transport, and trips, and to allow for fees rising over the years. Ask each school for its full fee schedule, so you can plan for every year your children will be there.
Your next step
Every listing connects you directly with the developer or agent selling it. Open the property you love and press Contact to ask about pricing, availability, and exactly how close it is to the school.