There are no restrictions for foreigners to send their children to Korean public schools in Gyeonggi Province. Even illegal immigrants are offered admission into Korean schools for the purpose of protecting basic human rights.

Students in Korea go through a course of elementary school, middle school, highschool, and university for 6 years, 3 years,3 years, and 4 years (only 2 years for Junior College) respectively. All education before high school is compulsory in Korea. The first term for each grade begins in March and ends in late July.
  Students have a summer vacation from July to August before the second term begins in September. Korean students enjoy a long winter vacation when the second term ends in mid-December until early February.
  Specific rules and procedures for admission are decided by each school, so inquiries about admission should be made to the school. However, most foreigners choose to send their children to international schools instead of Korean schools. There are many international schools in Gyeonggi Province for foreigners.
    International Schools in Gyeonggi Province
 
School
Address
Nationality
Course
Classes
Contact
Website
International Christian School (Uijeongbu)
 375-2, Nogyang-dong, Uijeongbu
USA
Kindergarten
1
855-1277
Elementary School
5
Middle School
4
Highschool
4
Total
14
International Christian School (Pyeongtaek)
367-3, Sindae-dong, Pyeongtaek
USA
Kindergarten
1
651-1376
Elementary School
6
Middle School
2
Highschool
4
Total
13
Indianhead International School
 - First Campus: 523-1, Saengyeon 1-dong, Dongducheon
- Second Campus: 233-3, Howon-dong, Uijeongbu
USA
Kindergarten
1
870-3475
Elementary School
5
Middle School
4
Highschool
4
Total
14
OSC school
branch
 172, Gyo-dong, Gwonseon-gu, Suwon
Taiwan
Kindergarten
1
232-2648
Elementary Schoo
6
Total
7
branch
 34-10, Pyeongtaek-dong, Pyeongtaek
Taiwan
Kindergarten
1
653-7709
Elementary School
6
Total
7
Uijeongbu Chinese School
 425-12, Ganeung 1-dong, Uijeongbu
Taiwan
Kindergarten
1
829-3481
Elementary School
6
Total
7
Seoul Internationl School
 San32-16, Bokjeong-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam
USA
Kindergarten
7
759-4975
Elementary Schoo
4
Middle School
21
Highschool
4
Total
41
Total
103
    International Schools in Gyeonggi Province
 
School
Address
Contact
Website
Gyeonggi Language School
(Gyeonggi Univ. Suwon)
 San94-6, Iui-dong, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon
249-8932бн4
Korean Language Education
Center of Ajou University
 San5, Woncheon-dong,
Yeongtong-gu, Suwon
219-1567бн8,
1563
Kyungwon
Univ. International
Language Center
 San65, Bokjeong-dong,
Sujeong-gu, Seongnam
750-5998
Useful Information
- Children are eligible to begin schooling at the age of 6 in Korean age. (In Korea, the child   is one year old when he/she is born and adds a year at the beginning of each new   year.)
- A school attendance notification is sent 2~3 months before the start of the new school   year when the child becomes eligible for schooling. Anyone who does not receive a   notification must check with the Dong office.
- Korea has private and public schools. However, in the case of private schools,   admission is decided by drawing lots and the schooling fee is expensive.
- Most schools in Korea now follow the coeducational system.
- Elementary schools do not rank students on performance, but in middle school and high   school the classes are longer and there are many exams. Students are put through a   rigorous education course to prepare for university admission.