Education

Who Spends the Most on Their Child's Education?

When it comes to funding of their child’s education, parents in Hong Kong are leading the way with an average spend of $132,161. This is what HSBC found in a recently published study by surveying 8,481 parents in 15 countries. The United Arab Emirates comes second with $99,378 while Singapore rounds off the top three with $70,939 in expenditure on a child’s primary, secondary and tertiary education.

The report further reveals that 87% of all parents surveyed support their child in educational funding, with the highest percentage (98%) in Indonesia and the lowest in France (76%) and the UK (71%).

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This graphic shows the average spending from primary school to undergraduate level for selected countries in 2016.

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Government education spending on primary education in Hong Kong from 1971 to 2018
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Government education spending on secondary education in Hong Kong from 1971 to 2018
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Average expenditure per student in primary and higher education in a selection of countries in 2019 (in equivalent U.S. dollars)
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Government education spending on tertiary education in Hong Kong from 1971 to 2018
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Distribution of monthly spending on children's education in China as of 2022
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Government expenditure per tertiary education student in the Asia-Pacific region in 2020, by country (in U.S. dollars)

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