How much does the TOEFL cost in each country in 2026?

Same ETS list. Mainland China registers through NEEA (toefl.neea.cn for centres, toefl.cn/at-home for the Home Edition), not through ETS (testing options), and India has its own Bulletin on etsindia.org.

The lowest fees on ETS's list are India (US$164), Nigeria and Ukraine (US$170), then Egypt and Kazakhstan (US$180). The highest are Switzerland (US$475), Israel (US$425), Finland (US$377) and Denmark, Norway and Sweden (US$375). ETS's Bulletin says the fee is set by the location where you plan to take the test.

The fee includes your scores in your ETS account about 3 days after the test, a PDF score report, MyBest scores and up to 4 official score reports to institutions you choose before 10 p.m. (local test-centre time) the day before the test (Bulletin, page 11). Each extra report costs US$29 on ETS's fee table; its score-sending page still says US$25, so expect the fee table's figure. A Speaking or Writing review must be requested within 30 days and not after you have sent scores anywhere.

ETS's rules are the same in every country covered here (Bulletin, pages 4–5). Reschedule or cancel through your ETS account at least 4 full days before the test: for a Saturday test, by Tuesday. Cancelling in time returns 50% of the fee you paid, to the original payment method; after that deadline nothing is refunded. Requests by post, email or at the test centre are not accepted. You can take the test as often as you like, but not more than once in any 3 days.

ETS says the Home Edition is available in every location on its country list, 24 hours a day, 4 days a week, booked at least 24 hours ahead; its fee page shows one price per location and no separate Home Edition fee. Since 21 January 2026 scores are reported on a 1–6 scale (how it works); use the TOEFL to IELTS converter to compare targets, and see TOEFL score validity. Compare test costs with the IELTS fee by country and the PTE fee by country.