Chinese Embassy in Mongolia

Ambassador: Mr. Chai Wenrui
Address: P.O. Box 672 Zaluuchuudyn Urgun Chuluu 5, Ulaanbaator, Mongolia
Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940
Fax: +976-11-311943
Email: consulate_mng@mfa.gov.cn
 

Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940, +976-99112578 (Mobile Phone)
Fax: +976-11-311943
Office Hours: 09:30-12:00 (visa application), 16:00-17:00 (collection), Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
 

Mongolians need a visa to visit China and they can apply different types based on their purposes. Details can be found on How to Apply A Chinese Visa?

The processing time is 4 working days For urgent cases, the expedited service is available with additional fee.
 

Sections	Information
Political Counselor	Yang Qingdong Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940 +976-99119159 (Mobile Phone) Fax: +976-11-311943
Economic & Commercial Counselor's Office	Chief: Sun Weiren Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940 +976-99112398 (Mobile Phone) Fax: +976-11-311943/323987
Cultural Office	Chief: Wei Hongsheng Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940 Fax: +976-11-311943
Defense Attaché Office	Chief: Bao Yuhai Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940 Fax: +976-11-311943
Political office	Chief: Zhang Yishi Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940 Fax: +976-11-311943
Administrative Office	Chief: Liu Li Tel: +976-11-320955, 323940 Fax: +976-11-311943

 

 Definition: Authentication refers to an activity that diplomatic, consular organizations or authorized agencies verify the reliability of notarial documents.

Purpose: Its purpose is that the notarial documents prepared and signed in a foreign country are recognized by another country and have the legal force.

 For notarial documents prepared in mainland that will be used in a foreign country
Chinese Agencies for Authentication:
1. Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affaires of the PRC;
2. Foreign Affaires Office in provinces, regions and cities authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affaires of the PRC;
 

If the notarial place of documents is in the jurisdiction areas of a consulate of the destination country, the documents can be directly verified by Foreign Affaires Office in provinces, regions and cities, and then confirmed by the foreign country's consulate. For example, you get a notarial document in Zhejiang Province and want to use it in Italy, you can follow the procedure. Note: Italy establishes a consulate general in Shanghai and its consular areas are Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Anhui. 
 
Capital: The capital of Mongolia is Ulaanbaatar, a city built on the vast grassland. Its permanent residents is 1.5 million, accounting for about 46% of the country’s total population.

Language: The official language is Mongolian, and the popularity of English is not very high, especially when going outside of Ulaanbaatar. But Russian is more widely used here.

Population: As of June 2022, the population of Mongolia is 3.4 million, with the Kazakh ethnic group accounting for about 80% of the total. Mongolia has a vast territory but low population density, making it one of the world’s least populated countries.

Religion: Lamaism, aka Tibetan Buddhism is the state religion.

Geography: Located between China and Russia in the central Asia, Mongolia is an landlocked country encircled by the two. Most of the country is covered by grassland with few arable lands. There are many mountains in the north and west, and Gobi deserts in the south. About 30% of its population engage in nomadic or semi-nomadic activities. 

Best time to visit: May to October are the best months to take Mongolia tours. July is the most suitable to the north not only because of the comfortable weather, but also the most solemn Naadam Festival. Note that it’s also the peak month, so do remember to book your transportation and hotels in advance. June and September are relatively pleasant time to visit, as the weather is not too cold with less tourist crowds.

Things to do: Here in Mongolia we can see barren Gobi deserts, lush forests, high mountains, beautiful lakes, and vast grasslands. Whether you are galloping on the horseback, crossing the Gobi on a camel, experiencing the traditional Mongolian yurt, or enjoying the wrestling matches, songs and dances, you may deeply immersed yourself in the local atmosphere.


 Please contact Embassy of Mongolia in China if Mongolians are in troubles there.

 Related China Embassies in Asia: Myanmar, Nepal, North Korea