Requirements for entry into Mongolia

Mongolia is a country with a rich history and amazing nature. It is known as the “Land of Blue Skies” and ranks 9th in the world in terms of area, which is mostly covered by steppes. There are majestic Altai Mountains, where the most beautiful lakes and glaciers are located. There are more than 2 thousand rivers and 3 thousand lakes in the country. An important part of Mongolian culture is horse games. In Naadam you can take part in wrestling, horse racing and archery.

If you are planning to travel to Mongolia, you should familiarize yourself in advance with the current visa requirements, medical recommendations, entry rules and necessary documents for visa application. Research customs restrictions, pet import regulations, and information about customs control. All the necessary information is collected and presented on our website, so you can prepare and plan your dream trip in advance.

German citizens do not need a visa to enter Mongolia if the purpose of the trip is tourism and the period of stay is not more than 30 days. To enter the country, a passport with a validity of at least six months at the time of entry is required. Before traveling to the country, it is important to take care of prophylactic vaccinations to avoid infectious diseases. In addition, it is required to take out medical insurance that can cover the costs of emergency medical care, examination and treatment. Don't forget to take a first aid kit with fever, allergy, pain and bandages with you on your trip.

If you plan to travel to Mongolia for up to 30 days, then a visa is not required. You must have a passport that is valid for six months after the end of the trip. The country's authorities accept children's and temporary passports.

Please note that a minor must have an identity document.

If you plan to stay in Mongolia longer than 30 days, take care of visa registration. Tourist visa is required for visiting for tourism and business purposes. It can be issued for 30 to 90 days.

When you need to travel for work, you will need to apply for a business visa. The supporting document should be an invitation to various work events or employment from a Mongolian company, certified by the immigration service.

If you plan to travel to Mongolia for study, you will need to apply for a student visa, and there must be a document of enrollment in an educational institution.

There is also a transit visa for traveling to another country through Mongolia. It is allowed to stay in the country for no more than 7 days one way. This visa format is issued for single, double or multiple entries.

Vaccination is not strictly required to visit Mongolia, but it is recommended to check for a number of diseases: diphtheria-tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella, typhoid, influenza, hepatitis A and B, meningococcal disease, rabies, and Japanese encephalitis, which can be contracted when living for a month or more in rural areas.

If you plan to be outdoors for long periods of time, including away from civilization, use mosquito and insect repellent. To avoid intestinal disorders, wash your hands more often, avoid eating outdoors, and drink bottled water.

To travel from Germany to Mongolia, the following documents must be prepared:

For all family members:

• A valid passport: the validity of the passport must be at least 6 months from the date of entry into Mongolia.
• Visa: German citizens do not need a visa for short-term tourist visits to Mongolia (up to 30 days).
• Insurance policy: it is necessary to take out health insurance that covers the costs of medical treatment abroad (including emergency medical treatment).

For children:

• Birth certificate - original or notarized copy of the child's birth certificate.
• The child's travel consent is a very important document that may be requested by the Mongolian Border Guard.
• If the child is traveling with one of the parents: a notarized consent from the absent parent is required for the child to travel abroad.
• If the child is traveling with or without a guardian: it is important to have a notarized consent from both parents or guardian for the child to travel abroad, translated into English.

Before traveling to Mongolia, check with your pediatrician to make sure you have all the required age-appropriate vaccinations. Make sure you have health insurance that can cover the cost of medical treatment or medical emergencies. Prepare a first aid kit with pain relievers, antihistamines and antipyretics. It is also important to bring dressings.

When choosing transportation, take care of the availability of child seats. For accommodation you should choose apartments or family rooms, where there is children's furniture and all the necessary amenities. Don't forget about age-appropriate entertainment for children.

Before traveling, you should always find out the addresses and telephone numbers of the embassy. This is necessary in case of lost or damaged documents or health problems. In addition, the diplomatic mission is responsible for strengthening bilateral relations between the countries, as well as consular services for German citizens and assistance in emergency cases.

Address of the Embassy in Berlin: postal code 10117, Hausvogteiplatz 14

Opening hours:

Mon-Wed: 09:00 - 17:00 (lunch 12:00-13:00)

Thurs: 09:00-13:00

Day off: Fri-Fri

Phone: 030 474806-0

Consular Section: 030 474806-20, 030 474806-21

Mongolia is not only a country for quiet tourism. Extreme travelers can go down rafting down turbulent rivers or explore mountains and steppes on horseback.