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Admissions at Thai-Japanese Association School

Huai Khwang · Bangkok · 6–15 (Japanese G1–9) — what the school itself publishes about applying. Checked 2026-10-06.

Grades / ages: 6–15 (Japanese G1–9)

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

Everything below comes from Thai-Japanese Association School's own website and documents, checked on 2026-10-06 — nothing is inferred, and nothing is copied from aggregator sites. Where the school publishes nothing on a topic, that section simply does not appear.

Elementary Grades 1-6 and Junior High Grades 1-3 (Japanese comp…

Entry points

Admission/transfer reception held before each term start for st…

Deadlines

Process stated — see the journey below

Assessment

Published facts at a glance

Curriculum

Japanese national curriculum

Nearest rail station

Thailand Cultural Centre (MRT Blue) · 2.2 km

How applying works (the school's stated process)

Online application during the stated application window (book a reception time slot, first-come-first-served)

obtain documents from previous school

optional group school tour (about 1 hour, only for applicants who requested it)

pre-interview for international-marriage families (Japanese-language screening) and special-support consultation where applicable

pay school fees (payment notice sent about 10 days before reception day)

attend the designated reception day at school with the child and submit documents

Deadlines & rolling admissions

Admission/transfer reception held before each term start for students currently at other schools or kindergartens; Thai-kindergarten senior children only: applications accepted as of 1 November with reception in February; other new Grade 1 applicants apply from January with reception in April; Grade 9 (final junior-high year) transfers accepted only up to Term 2 entry; mid-term entry from third countries via enquiry form

Fees snapshot

Fees not publicly disclosed

Annual tuition as published by the school — the full breakdown, one-off charges and 13-year totals are on the fees page.

Documents the school asks for

Application form
passport copies and originals for child, father and mother (photo page, Thai visa page or e-Visa confirmation, latest entry-stamp page)
parent ID photos (4x3 cm, one per parent) for parent cards
student support materials (Bangkok campus)
from previous school: enrolment certificate (graduation certificate for junior-high entry)
copy of school guidance record (unopened)
health examination record
dental examination record
ECG result (if not recorded in health record)
transfers from international schools: documents certifying enrolment period and grades

Entry points

Elementary Grades 1-6 and Junior High Grades 1-3 (Japanese compulsory education); eligibility (school regulations): child holds Japanese nationality or board-recognised equivalent, and child and parents legally stay in Thailand on a non-tourist visa

Tours & open days

Group school tour (about 1 hour) only for applicants who requested it on the application form; standalone tour applications not accepted

Waitlist

Special-support (Nakayoshi) class at Bangkok campus only: if transfer applications exceed class capacity, families are placed on a waiting list and wait (including in Japan)

English-language / EAL assessment

Japanese-language (not English): child must have Japanese proficiency to follow regular Japanese-medium classes; international-marriage families attend a pre-interview screening of the child’s Japanese and the non-Japanese parent’s Japanese ability

Admissions questions

What are the application deadlines at Thai-Japanese Association School?

What documents does Thai-Japanese Association School ask applicants for?

Application form; passport copies and originals for child, father and mother (photo page, Thai visa page or e-Visa confirmation, latest entry-stamp page); parent ID photos (4x3 cm, one per parent) for parent cards; student support materials (Bangkok campus); from previous school: enrolment certificate (graduation certificate for junior-high entry); copy of school guidance record (unopened); health examination record; dental examination record; ECG result (if not recorded in health record); transfers from international schools: documents certifying enrolment period and grades

How do you apply to Thai-Japanese Association School?

Online application during the stated application window (book a reception time slot, first-come-first-served) → obtain documents from previous school → optional group school tour (about 1 hour, only for applicants who requested it) → pre-interview for international-marriage families (Japanese-language screening) and special-support consultation where applicable → pay school fees (payment notice sent about 10 days before reception day) → attend the designated reception day at school with the child and submit documents → entrance/term-start ceremony. New Grade 1 via Thai kindergartens: online application → trial enrolment and parent briefing → reception in February

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 Thai-Japanese Association School's policy. Always confirm dates, fees and requirements with the school.