Training Mongolia has a relatively high level of education, which was achieved during the communist era (1924-1990). At that time, the school system was expanded to include virtually all children of school age. At the same time, illiteracy declined sharply, partly as a result of many nomads becoming resident and getting close to schools. Today, […]
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Mongolia Travel Information
According to computerannals, Mongolia (Mongolian: Монгол Улс / Mongol Uls, English: Mongolia) is a country in Asia bordering China and Russia. Mongolia has been independent from China since 1912. The capital of Mongolia is Ulaanbaatar. Some major cities in Mongolia are: Erdenet, Darhan, Choibalsan, Ölgi and Sajnshand. Mongolia is known as one of the oldest […]
Mongolia Politics, Population and Geography
General information: For a long time, Mongolia was a province of China; in 1921, with the support of Soviet Russia, it achieved independence. In 1924, the communist regime was established in it. In the first half of the 1990s the former communist Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party (MPRP) gradually lost its monopoly of power. In the […]
People’s Republic of Outer Mongolia
According to Localcollegeexplorer, the People’s Republic of Outer Mongolia, whose independence was definitively sanctioned by the Sino-Soviet Treaty of February 14, 1950, has, according to an estimate of January 1958, a population of 1,000,000 residents (dens. 0.6), including nuclei of recently immigrated Russians, and is administratively divided into a municipality (Sukhe Bator *) and 17 […]
Mongolia Entry Requirements
Passport and visa regulations Nationalities Passport required visa required Return ticket required Switzerland Yes Yes Yes Other EU countries Yes Yes Yes Germany Yes no Yes Austria Yes Yes Yes Turkey Yes no Yes Passport information Generally required, must still be valid for at least 6 months upon entry. Warning: In Mongolia, it is advisable […]
Mongolia Facts
In the eyes of many, the name Mongolia probably brings to mind Genghis Khan and wild steppes. Mongolia’s landscape consists of golden deserts and elongated, windy grasslands, and the country’s most famous inhabitant, Genghis Khan, was in the eyes of neighboring countries a barbaric conqueror. The Mongol people were so threatening that the Chinese emperor […]