Earlier today (30 July), a Mongolian student who studies in the Czech Republic crossed the Altanbulag border crossing after spending 25 days travelling 7800 km alone. For some of the journey, she hitched in an international transit and successfully exited

Mongolia closed its borders and cancelled all flights in mid-February in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus from China. Over 12 thousand foreign nationals from 51 countries staying in Mongolia have applied to leave the country; 20-30 percent of

Mongolia has planned 14 charter flights in August for repatriating its nationals from pandemic-hit countries. According to L.Munkhtushig, Director General of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, some 100 Mongolians stranded in Czech Republic have applied to

Today (28 July), a MIAT, Mongolian Airlinescharter flight from Seoul repatriated 262) Mongolian nationals; the plane also carriedthree coffins containing people who had died inSouth Korea.
The list of passengers included 25 pregnant women, 36 elderly people and those accompanying them,

The US. Embassy in Ulaanbaatar has reported that the Mongolian Government plans to operate a diplomatic flight to Seattle, Washington on 3 August  2020.  Seats are available on this flight for foreign citizens who wish to leave Mongolia.

In June, MIAT,

Turkey has set up a disaster and emergency training workshop in Mongolia’s southern city of Dornogobi, the country’s state-run aid agency said on Monday.

The Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) said the class is open for the country’s 23rd Emergency

A delivery of protective equipment has been made to the Kazakh Embassy in Ulaanbaatar.The PPE items – 100 products in all – were produced by Mongolia’s national clothes brand Exclusive, which has adapted to manufactureprotective medical clothing for coronavirus preventative

Mongolia approved the adoption of a child to a foreign family in the first half of 2020. In addition, the Immigration Agency reported that post-adoption reports of nine Mongolian children have been submitted by nine families in two foreign countries.