The strict lockdown measure announced in Ulaanbaatar will be lifted from Monday (14 December) after a month. The Mongolian Government issued a second-degree emergency situation on 14 November after the first case of local transmissions of COVID-19 were confirmed in

Today (9 December), Mongolia reported five new confirmed cases of coronavirus, bringing the total tally to 893. In the last 24 hours, there were no new cases of coronavirus in Ulaanbaatar and four provinces, but three cases were confirmed in

Today (9 December), two health workers from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases have tested with coronavirus. These were a clinical laboratory assistant and a disinfectant specialist. So far, 18 health workers have now been infected; 15 of them from the NCCD and

Mongolia has launched a campaign to test at least one member of each household in its capital city of Ulaanbaatar for the COVID-19 virus.

The campaign dubbed “One Citizen-One Household” began on 4 December and is set to continue until 11

On 7 December, Mongolia recorded 38 new cases of coronavirus after conducting 23,341 PCR tests.

The location of these new local infections is as follows: 32 have been detected in Ulaanbaatar, two in Selenge, three in Dornogobi and one in Orkhon province

During the current lockdown situation, Mongolia Immigration Agency and its branches are working online. You can contact agency’s web site https://evisa.mn/ for extending your visas and residency cards. Since the strict lockdown, the agency has taken actions for 70 investors

Mongolia reported its first local transmission of COVID-19 on 10 November after a truck driver and his family tested positive. The truck driver was tested for coronavirus after being released from 14-days mandatory quarantine at the local Enkhsaran Resort. According to officials,

Today (3 December), Mongolia confirmed one new case of COVID-19 in Ulaanbaatar and six cases in Selenge, which is the country’s northernmost province and borders Russia. So far, the total tally of coronavirus in Ulaanbaatar has reached 91. In Selenge, five