Families comparing international schools in Hanoi who want a bilingual pathway in English and Vietnamese will find BVIS Hanoi among the established options, spanning the early years to the upper secondary school. This profile sets out what GlobalSchoolGuide Editorial has verified about its curriculum, fees, admissions and location.

GlobalSchoolGuide is independent and no school pays for a listing. BVIS Hanoi is part of a large international schools group and is listed on the main international school directory with a British and Vietnamese bilingual programme and a published fee schedule for the 2025/26 year, which gives relocating parents a starting point for budgeting. Where a detail is not published we say so.

At a glance

Curriculum & exam boardsBritish and Vietnamese bilingual
StagesEarly years to upper secondary, ages two to eighteen
FoundedNot published; confirm with the school
AccreditationBritish curriculum school within a large international schools group; confirm current accreditation and examination pathway with the school
Fee bandFirst year of enrolment around VND 361,400,000 for an early years child, rising by year group, for 2025/26
CampusHanoi; confirm the exact campus and catchment with the school

Curriculum and academics

BVIS Hanoi delivers a British curriculum alongside the Vietnamese national programme, a bilingual model that aims to keep children strong in both English and Vietnamese. British schools typically follow the Early Years Foundation Stage and the Key Stage structure, leading towards IGCSE and post sixteen qualifications, so confirm the exact examination pathway and any sixth form provision directly with the school.

The bilingual model suits families who want an international education without losing the Vietnamese language and curriculum. For how the bilingual schools sit against the fully international British and IB options across the city, our guide to the best international schools in Hanoi compares the leading names by curriculum and stage.

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British Vietnamese International School Hanoi fees

BVIS Hanoi publishes a fee schedule that rises through the year groups. The international school directory and the group report that the first year of enrolment for an early years child sits at around VND 361,400,000 for 2025/26 once one time charges are included, with tuition rising into the higher year groups. Fees at BVIS are widely reported as lower than the fully international British schools in the city, reflecting the bilingual model. Treat the figures below as a planning band and confirm the current schedule with admissions. Our Hanoi primary fees page sets this against the wider market.

  • Tuition: rises by year group; the first year of enrolment for an early years child is reported at around VND 361,400,000 for 2025/26
  • Included: the group reports that tuition includes items such as lunches for younger pupils, day trips, the extra curricular programme and international examination fees; confirm what is bundled for your year group
  • Extras: budget separately for transport, uniform and any optional activities

Admissions

BVIS Hanoi teaches from the early years, so many enquiries concern nursery and primary entry, where a bilingual setting of this size tends to have steady demand. Families should request the current admissions pack, which sets out assessment, documentation and payment terms including any one time charges.

Because places in specific year groups can be limited, register your interest early once you have a relocation date. Ask the admissions office about assessment timing, how the two languages are balanced by year group, and any waiting list for the year you need.

Location and who goes there

The school sits within Hanoi and serves families across the city. Confirm the exact campus address, catchment and any transport routes with the school when you enquire, as bilingual schools often draw pupils from a wide area.

For how the Hanoi neighbourhoods compare and where international families tend to live, from Tay Ho by the lake to the newer urban districts, our international schools in Hanoi hub maps the options by curriculum and area.

Reviews

We do not yet hold verified parent reviews for British Vietnamese International School Hanoi, so we are not showing a star rating. We would rather show an honest empty state than an unverified score. If your family attends or has attended the school, you can submit a first hand review through our school reviews hub and we will publish it once checked.

Frequently asked questions

How much are BVIS Hanoi fees?

The international school directory and the group report that the first year of enrolment for an early years child sits at around VND 361,400,000 for 2025/26 once one time charges are included, with tuition rising into the higher year groups. Treat these as a planning band and request the current fee sheet from admissions.

What curriculum does BVIS Hanoi follow?

BVIS Hanoi runs a British and Vietnamese bilingual programme, typically leading towards IGCSE and post sixteen qualifications. Confirm the exact examination pathway and any sixth form provision directly with the school.

What ages does BVIS Hanoi teach?

Published listings show the school teaching from age two to eighteen, across the early years, primary and secondary phases.

Where is BVIS Hanoi located?

The school is in Hanoi and serves families across the city. Confirm the exact campus address and catchment with the school, as bilingual schools often draw pupils from a wide area.

Is BVIS Hanoi a good school?

It is one of the established bilingual options in Hanoi, part of a large international schools group. We do not publish our own rating without verified reviews, so we suggest visiting, asking how the two languages are balanced and speaking to current families.