Safety & Emergency

Save these before you head out β€” mobile signal disappears quickly on the steppe.

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Most of the countryside has no mobile signal. Save these to your phone before you leave Ulaanbaatar.

The PDFs are in English so you can show them to a local. Use β€œSave this page as PDF” for this page in your own language.

Emergency numbers

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Police
102
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Ambulance
103
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Fire Department
101
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Emergency Rescue
105

Pre-trip checklist

  • Valid passport (6+ months validity)
  • Travel insurance (medical evacuation coverage essential)
  • Warm layers (even in summer, nights are cold)
  • Sunscreen & sunglasses (UV is intense at altitude)
  • First-aid kit & personal medications
  • Water purification tablets
  • Offline maps downloaded
  • Cash in MNT (Mongolian Tugrik) β€” ATMs only in cities
  • Portable battery / solar charger
  • Headlamp / flashlight
  • Sleeping bag (for camping trips)
  • Insect repellent (summer)
  • eSIM or local SIM card (Mobicom/Unitel)

Visa basics

Citizens of 60+ countries can enter Mongolia visa-free for up to 30 days, including Japan, South Korea, USA, EU countries, and many others.

Hospitals

SOS Medica Ulaanbaatar
+976-11-464325
Intermed Hospital
+976-70117012

Embassies

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+976-11-320777
Olympic Street 8, Ulaanbaatar
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+976-11-321548
Olympic Street 10, Ulaanbaatar
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+976-11-320955
Zaluuchuud Avenue, Ulaanbaatar
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+976-11-329095
Denver Str 3, Ulaanbaatar
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+976-11-326037
Peace Avenue 6A, Ulaanbaatar
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+976-11-323325
Negdsen Undestnii Street 3, Ulaanbaatar

Travel details change β€” please verify contacts and requirements before departure.