Mongolie

Up to now, there were 36, but now there are almost 3 times as many: the number of nationalities eligible to apply for an e-Visa for Mongolia is much higher, including virtually all nationalities from Africa and the Middle East.

Tourism in Mongolia has been growing steadily since the 2000s, thanks to its unique landscapes and age-old culture. In recent years, Mongolia has also introduced initiatives to develop sustainable and responsible tourism, in order to protect its environment and promote the local economy. With its epic landscapes and ... Read the article

"Visit Mongolia Years" is Mongolia's new tourism project. The aim is to welcome over a million international tourists each year between 2023 and 2025, by facilitating travel formalities. The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has drawn up a new law, and addressed a number of issues such as sustainable tourism, transport ... Read the article

Even if a mandatory 14-day quarantine complicates the stay, the Mongolian government has launched its e-Visa application website, a huge change in the country's tourism policy. 36 countries, including EU members, Australia, China, the UK, Switzerland and South Korea, can apply for this 100% document by ... Read the article

It's official: after more than a year's closure, Mongolia's air borders reopened on June 1, said Tseden-Ish Ganzorig, head of the government press office. The Mongolian immigration authorities took the opportunity to unveil their e-Visa application portal. On this portal, it will be possible to obtain ... Read the article

Following in the footsteps of Kenya and Russia, Mongolian deputies decided to change the concept of visa issuance during their last parliamentary session of 2020. The health crisis linked to COVID-19 has prompted the authorities to consider new methods for issuing visas.