Issues related to congenital vascular malformation (CVM) could be fatal, but little approach for the population with CVM has been implemented in the field of education and related settings because of a variety of symptoms and difficulties, and the lack of awareness for the form of rare diseases. In the study, various experiences of students who are diagnosed with CVM and their parents across settings were analyzed in order to better understand the population and explore appropriate support. A total of 14 parents and students with CVM participated in this study, and the key words analysis for each group including 8 key words was implemented from the qualitative data. In addition, 7 categories and 25 sub-themes have emerged throughout the content analysis as follows: 1) experiences and perspectives on diagnosis and treatment process, 2) daily experiences and responses related to school issues, 3) social experiences and perspectives, and 4) family experiences and the role of self-help support group. Finally, difficulties and support needs based on experiences of students with CVM and their parents were discussed.