Services
Know which international schools to apply to, and why.
One adviser-led service, with two ways to pay for it: your family, or the organisation arranging your move.
US$499 per family
Personal school search
One-time fee
Work with a personal adviser who researches schools, contacts admissions teams and helps you choose.
Families who want someone to guide the process
- A 30-minute consultation with your named adviser
- Research of your destination, for every child in your brief
- Up to 8 admissions teams contacted on your behalf
- Written recommendations, reasoning and a review call
For employers and organisations
The same service, commissioned for a relocating family.
From US$499 per family · Scope and fee agreed with you
Employers, relocation companies and global mobility teams commission the adviser-led school search for relocating families, with scope and fee agreed before any work starts and invoiced to the organisation.
Help with the move itself
A separate service. Schooling is only one part of an international move.
No fee to request
Relocation support
Providers price their services separately
Connect with providers for visas, housing, moving and settling in.
Families who need help with the move itself
- Visas, home search, moving, settling in
- You choose which providers to talk to
- Providers quote you directly
There is no fee to submit a request to InternationalSchools.org. Providers set and charge their own prices for the services you choose to buy, and we may receive a fee from a provider for a qualified introduction.
Which one do you need?
You are choosing schools → Personal School Search, US$499 per family.
Your employer is arranging the move → ask us for a proposal your HR or mobility team can approve.
The move itself is the hard part → relocation support.
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Personal school search
What your adviser does, what is included and what it costs.
How it works
The three steps, from your brief to your recommendations.
Relocation support
The help providers cover, and how introductions work.
For schools
Independent admissions and parent research for school leadership teams.
Last reviewed: September 2026
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