Key facts
| Address | 1688/18 Mittraphap Road, Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Ratchasima 30000 -- a 16-rai site in the City Link Community, roughly 4 km west of the old city |
| Opened | August 2014 for Korat operations, and the 2018 school year for this City Link campus -- both dates from the school's own history page. Listings recording 2003 are quoting the group's Bangkok founding year |
| Where it stops | Cambridge IGCSE, around age 16. The school's own Korat secondary page states that pupils completing the secondary stage are "eligible to progress to the Junior College (JC) programme offered in our Bangkok campus" -- there is no sixth form here |
| Leaving qualification | Cambridge IGCSE |
| Religious character | None published -- the only secular international school in Korat city. The school's own answer to a directory's question about religious practice is recorded as "No, we respect all religions" |
| Accreditation | None named on the school's own Korat pages. Directories assert WASC, ONESQA, Thai MoE and ISAT; we could not find any of them on the school's own material. "Names none" is not the same claim as "not accredited" |
| Boarding | None published |
| School bus | A transport service is described, but no routes, pickup points or covered neighbourhoods are published for the Korat campus -- the only geographic bound stated anywhere is "within the city limits". Ask admissions for the route in writing |
| Curriculum | A Singapore-curriculum foundation known for strong maths and science, within a broadly British structure, ending at Cambridge IGCSE |
| Additional languages | Thai, Mandarin, Japanese and Korean offered alongside the core curriculum |
| Fees | Not published online -- contact admissions directly for the current fee schedule |
| Contact | +66 4 408 1162 |
| Official website | anglosingapore.ac.th/korat |
Overview
Anglo Singapore International School's Korat campus sits at 1688/18 Mittraphap Road, on a 16-rai site in the City Link Community roughly 4 km west of the old city. Its own history page records two Korat dates: the group built its third campus in Korat in August 2014, and this City Link site opened for the 2018 school year. It is the largest international school in Nakhon Ratchasima and the only secular one in the city, teaching on a Singapore-curriculum foundation known for strong maths and science, with Thai, Mandarin, Japanese and Korean offered as additional languages -- an unusual language spread for a city this size.
The single most important thing to know is where it ends. The Korat campus does not run a sixth form. Its own secondary page states that pupils who complete the secondary stage are "eligible to progress to the Junior College (JC) programme offered in our Bangkok campus", and both of the campus's exam-centre pages are headed "@Campus64" -- the group's Bangkok site -- with every payment and collection instruction routed there. Directory entries listing AS and A Levels for the Nakhon Ratchasima campus appear to have inherited a group-level curriculum string rather than describing what is taught here.
One contradiction we report rather than resolve: the Korat homepage carousel advertises a new High School building, Cambridge results summaries and "University Acceptances -- Class of 2026", all of which imply a graduating cohort, while the campus's own secondary page still routes the JC stage to Bangkok. Both sit on the school's own site. Ask admissions which year groups are actually running in Korat this year, in writing. BAANLYY is not affiliated with ASIS Korat and takes no paid placement in this guide.
Who it's for
ASIS Korat suits families with primary-age or lower-secondary children who want the city's largest and best-resourced international school, a secular environment, and a Singapore-curriculum foundation strong in maths and science -- and who are comfortable that the school hands the child on at around sixteen. It is the obvious choice for a posting of a few years with a younger child. It is the wrong choice for a family arriving with a fifteen-year-old who needs to finish school in Korat.
Families wanting a Christian-founded school that runs past sixteen consider Wesley International School (evangelical, with a boarding house, mid-expansion into a sixth form) or Korat Adventist International School (Seventh-day Adventist, running to Grade 12 with a Thai-MoE-equivalent diploma). Families who want a secular British sixth form have one option in the province: St. Stephen's International School, Khao Yai at Pak Chong, roughly 84 km west, which boards.
Location & getting there
The Korat campus sits at 1688/18 Mittraphap Road, in the City Link Community roughly 4 km west of the old city -- on the main arterial road west, and the closest of Korat's three city schools to the centre. Nakhon Ratchasima has no rail-transit network and none planned, so families drive, use a school transport service or a ride-hailing app. The school describes a bus service but publishes no routes, no pickup points and no covered neighbourhoods for the Korat campus; the only geographic bound stated anywhere is "within the city limits". Ask admissions for the actual route in writing before you choose where to live, and drive it at 07:00 on a weekday.
FAQ
When did Anglo Singapore International School's Korat campus open?
The school's own history page says Anglo built its third campus in Korat in August 2014, and that the current 16-rai site in the City Link Community on Mittraphap Road opened for the 2018 school year. Two different Korat dates on one page, both from the school: 2014 for operations in the city, 2018 for this campus. Note that directory listings recording 2003 are quoting the group's founding year in Bangkok, not the Korat campus.
Does ASIS Korat run a sixth form or A Levels?
No. This is the most consequential fact about the school and the one most often got wrong. Its own Korat secondary page states that pupils who complete the secondary stage are "eligible to progress to the Junior College (JC) programme offered in our Bangkok campus" -- the JC stage is where A Levels are taught, and it is in Bangkok. Both of the school's exam-centre pages are titled "@Campus64" and route every instruction to the Bangkok address. Directory entries showing AS and A Levels for the Nakhon Ratchasima campus appear to have inherited a group-level curriculum string. Confirm the current year-group list directly with the school, in writing, before relocating with a teenager.
What curriculum does ASIS Korat follow?
A Singapore-curriculum foundation known for strong maths and science, within a broadly British structure, ending at Cambridge IGCSE. Thai, Mandarin, Japanese and Korean are offered as additional languages.
Is ASIS Korat accredited?
It names no accrediting body on any of its Korat pages. That is a statement about what the school publishes, not an assertion that it is unaccredited -- the two are different claims. Directory listings assert WASC, ONESQA, Thai Ministry of Education recognition and ISAT membership for this campus; none of those appears on the school's own Korat pages. Ask admissions directly and ask for the certificate.
Where is ASIS Korat located?
1688/18 Mittraphap Road, Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima 30000, on a 16-rai site in the City Link Community -- roughly 4 km west of the old city, on one of the city's main arterial roads.
Sources & References
School facts are drawn from the school's own official website where reachable, plus independently verified public sources. BAANLYY is not affiliated with this school and takes no paid placement in this content — always confirm current fees, admissions and campus details directly with the school.
See the full Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) international schools guide for how Anglo Singapore International School — Korat Campus compares with the area's other schools.
