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Bahasa Indonesia
A caring and tranquil environment
Located in a quiet neighbourhood of South Jakarta, ours is a close-knit and active community
A truly international school
Representing over 30 nationalities, ours is a diverse yet close-knit community
Dedicated, skilled, motivational
We aim to ensure that your children are taught by the very best teachers and support staff
Individual talents and strengths
We offer an educational programme which is designed to bring out the very best in your child
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The teachers, children and parents look forward to welcoming you to our school
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There's so much going on in our happy, vibrant school
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It can be difficult moving to a new environment and Jakarta especially can present some particular challenges. Here at NAS Jakarta, we do everything we can to make transition as easy as possible and to support new families in adapting to life in Indonesia.
Jakarta is a thriving metropolitan hub and a melting pot of cultures, with a diverse mix of Javanese, Malay, Chinese, Arab, Indian and European influences coming together into a dynamic melange. The sprawling city is home to millions who flock to the country’s thriving commercial hub.
A city of extremes, high temperatures, cultural differences and haphazard development can present some quite unique challenges for new parents so the following guide is intended to provide some insights to make the process a little smoother:
Practical information for expats relocating to Jakarta, encompassing necessary information.
A few tips for foreign nationals on getting around Jakarta
Everything you need to know about housing and accommodation in Jakarta
Information on Indonesia visas and permits
The dos and don'ts of adjusting to Indonesian culture
Our guide to medical and health care in Jakarta
Jakarta is a family-friendly city, especially for foreign families.
You'll want to know who is caring for your child
Meet our staff