Abu Dhabi International Private School - KaramahTuition Fees & Cost Breakdown 2026
Tuition Fees
Payment Terms
Registration fee of AED 1,500 must be paid in cash at the Accounts Department at the time of enrollment. Application interview fee of AED 100 must also be paid in cash.
Additional Costs
Bus Transportation
Applies to all grade levels; one rate for all zones
Applies to all grade levels; one rate for all zones
Registration Fee
Non-refundable; paid at enrollment; deducted from tuition fee
Non-refundable; paid at enrollment; deducted from tuition fee
Application Interview Fee
Paid in cash to the Accounts Department at the time of the interview
Paid in cash to the Accounts Department at the time of the interview
Value for Money
Abu Dhabi International Private School – Karamah follows the American curriculum and is regulated by ADEK. For the 2025–2026 academic year, tuition fees range from AED 17,080 for KG1 up to AED 36,600 for Grade 12, placing the school in the mid-range tier for American curriculum schools in Abu Dhabi. Fees increase progressively across grade levels, reflecting the increasing complexity and resources required at each stage of education.
In addition to tuition, families should budget for bus transportation at AED 4,025 per year, which applies uniformly across all grade levels. A non-refundable registration fee of AED 1,500 is payable at the time of enrollment and is deducted from the tuition fee. An interview/application processing fee of AED 100 is also payable in cash at the time of the admissions interview. Book and uniform costs were not separately listed in the official ADEK fee schedule for this school.
The school offers the standard American High School Diploma alongside Advanced Placement (AP) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Grades 11 and 12, providing strong academic pathways that add considerable value at the upper secondary level. Priority admission is given to children of AIS faculty, siblings of current students, and former AIS students, reflecting a community-oriented admissions approach.