This guide gives the contact details of the Embassy of Mongolia in New Delhi, the Indian city with an honorary consulate of Mongolia, and the consular and travel information in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) brief of April 2026. Contact details are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.
The Embassy of Mongolia in New Delhi
According to the MEA brief of April 2026, the first Mongolian Ambassador was posted to New Delhi in January 1956. The register gives the Embassy's details as follows:
- Address: 34, Golf Link, Archibishop Makarios Marg, New Delhi-110003
- Telephone: +91-11-2461 7989
- Email: mongoliadelhi@gmail.com
- Website: none listed in the register
The register does not give office hours, and this guide does not list them. Readers should contact the Embassy by telephone or email to confirm when and how it receives visitors.
Head of mission
The register lists the head of mission as H.E. Mr. Ulziit Luvsanjav, Ambassador.
Honorary consulate
The register lists no career consulates of Mongolia in India. It lists one honorary consulate, in Mumbai.
National day
Mongolia's national day is 11 July.
India's Embassy in Ulaanbaatar
The Indian Resident Mission in Ulaanbaatar was opened on 22 February 1971. Before that, the Indian Ambassador in Moscow, T.N. Kaul, was concurrently accredited to Mongolia. The brief records that the Indian mission issues 'Medical Visas' to Mongolians travelling to India for treatment; figures are given below.
Among its useful resources, the brief lists the website of the Embassy of India in Ulaanbaatar and the Embassy's accounts on Facebook, X and Instagram, which readers in Mongolia can consult for official information from the Indian side.
Medical travel to India
The brief states that there is potential for 'Spiritual Tourism' and 'Medical Tourism' between the two countries, and that both have been prioritised by the Indian mission as focus areas. It records several channels through which Mongolians seek treatment in India:
- The India-Mongolia Health Cooperation Centre, a private institution, was established in 2020 to attract Mongolians for treatment in India of liver conditions, ophthalmological conditions, cancer and heart ailments.
- A tele-medicine centre at Intermed Hospital, where Apollo Hospital offers online consultation followed by treatment in India if needed.
- Indian super specialty hospitals such as Fortis and Artemis, which have engaged resident representatives in Ulaanbaatar in the last 2 years.
Medical visas
The brief describes the number of 'Medical Visas' issued by the Indian mission as significant. The figures it gives are:
- 2023: 378
- 2024: 334
- 2025: 220
- 2026, up to 31 March 2026: 49
Agreements on air services and prisoners
Two of the 13 agreements signed during the Prime Minister's visit to Mongolia in May 2015 bear on travel and consular matters: an Agreement on Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners and a Revised Air Services Agreement. The brief does not describe their terms, and it gives no information on current air connections between the two countries.
Visas and other consular matters
Readers should confirm current requirements with the Embassy of Mongolia in New Delhi before travelling to Mongolia, and with the Indian Embassy in Ulaanbaatar before travelling to India.
Students in Mongolia interested in studying in India will find the ICCR scholarship schemes described in the culture and education article of this guide.
A note on honorary consuls
Honorary consuls have limited powers. Visa, passport and other consular requirements should always be confirmed directly with the Embassy of Mongolia in New Delhi, including for any matter first raised with the honorary consulate in Mumbai.