Get Your Mongolia Dual Citizenship — Learn How to Apply
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Eligibility Overview
- By Birth: Children born in Mongolia to at least one Mongolian citizen parent are considered Mongolian citizens.
- By Descent: Children born abroad to Mongolian citizens may be eligible for citizenship by descent, depending on registration and parental status.
- By Marriage: Foreign spouses of Mongolian citizens can apply for residency and later naturalization after several years of cohabitation and integration.
- By Naturalization: Foreigners can apply for Mongolian citizenship after legally residing in the country for at least 5 years, demonstrating language proficiency and cultural integration.
- Dual Citizenship Not Allowed: Mongolia does not recognize or allow dual citizenship. Acquiring another citizenship may result in the automatic loss of Mongolian citizenship, and vice versa.
Step-by-Step Process
- Confirm your eligibility through descent, marriage, or residency.
- Submit your application to the General Authority for Citizenship and Migration in Mongolia or through a Mongolian consulate.
- Provide proof of eligibility, such as birth certificate, marriage documents, or residence permits.
- Pass language and cultural assessments, if applying through naturalization.
- Renounce your previous nationality (if applicable) and complete the oath of allegiance.
Benefits of Mongolian Citizenship
- Live and work freely in Mongolia
- Access national healthcare and education services
- Gain voting rights and a Mongolian passport
- Pass citizenship to your children
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Frequently asked questions.
Does Mongolia allow dual citizenship?
No. Mongolia does not allow dual citizenship. If you acquire Mongolian citizenship, you must renounce your previous nationality, and vice versa.
Can I inherit Mongolian citizenship through my parents?
Yes, if at least one of your parents is a Mongolian citizen, you may be eligible for citizenship by descent — even if you were born abroad.
Can I become a citizen through marriage?
Yes, but not automatically. A foreign spouse of a Mongolian citizen may apply for naturalization after several years of residence and integration.
How long must I live in Mongolia to apply for citizenship?
You must legally reside in Mongolia for at least 5 years to apply for naturalization. This includes language and cultural understanding requirements.
Will I lose my Mongolian citizenship if I obtain another?
Yes. Mongolia does not recognize dual nationality. If you voluntarily acquire another citizenship, you may automatically forfeit Mongolian citizenship under current law.
Do I have to pay taxes in both countries?
Mongolia taxes residents on income earned within the country. If you’re no longer a Mongolian citizen or don’t reside there, you’re generally not taxed by Mongolia. Always consult a tax advisor for your specific case.