Temporary Exemption from Visa Requirements for Citizens of Some Countries to Visit Mongolia
SocietyUlaanbaatar
/MONTSAME/. In connection with the decision of the Government of
Mongolia to declare 2023-2025 as the “Years to visit Mongolia”, the Cabinet has made a decision to
temporarily exempt from visa requirements for the nationals of the following 34
countries who are traveling to Mongolia for tourism purposes. This includes 32
developed European countries, Australia, and New Zealand, which lead the number
of tourists visiting Mongolia.
The decision, aimed to attract foreign tourists and
facilitate travel conditions, was made at the meeting of the Cabinet on the 4th
of January, 2023 and will be effective until the end of 2025.
By exempting the citizens of the above 34 countries from
visa requirements, it will give a clear impetus to the development of the
tourism sector, the recovery of the economy, and the continuation of the
dialogue to facilitate the travel conditions of the Mongolian nationals.
With the approval of this decision, the number of visa-free
travel countries to Mongolia will be increased by thirty-four to sixty-one.
THE LIST OF THE COUNTRIES TO BE EXEMPTED FROM VISA REQUIREMENTS TO VISIT MONGOLIA UP TO 30 DAYS IN THE YEARS OF 2023-2025
The Republic of Austria |
|
The Kingdom of Belgium |
|
Hungary |
|
The Hellenic Republic |
|
The Kingdom of Denmark |
|
The Kingdom of Spain |
|
The Italian Republic |
|
The Republic of Latvia |
|
The Republic of Lithuana |
|
The Principality of Liechtenstein |
|
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg |
|
The Republic of Malta |
|
The Kingdom of the Netherlands |
|
The Republic of Poland |
|
The Republic of Portugal |
|
The Republic of Slovak |
|
The Republic of Slovenia |
|
The Republic of Finland |
|
The Republic of France |
|
The Republic of Croatia |
|
The Republic of Czech |
|
The Kingdom of Sweden |
|
The Republic of Estonia |
|
The Kingdom of Norway |
|
The Republic of Iceland |
|
The Swiss Confederation |
|
The Republic of Bulgaria |
|
The Republic of Ireland |
|
The Republic of Cyprus |
|
Romania |
|
The Principality of Monaco |
|
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland |
|
The Commonwealth of Australia |
|
New Zealand |