Yes. Foreign nationals can rent apartments, houses, and other properties in Mongolia. A written rental agreement is strongly recommended, especially for longer stays.

Landlords will generally ask for identification, such as your passport. Depending on the property and length of the tenancy, additional information may be requested when preparing the rental agreement.

A security deposit is commonly required. The amount varies by landlord and property, so make sure the deposit amount, conditions for deductions, and refund arrangements are clearly stated in your rental agreement.

Payment arrangements vary. Some landlords may request several months of rent in advance, particularly for longer leases. Confirm the payment schedule before signing and obtain a record or receipt for payments.

Not always. Ask which expenses are included and which are paid separately. These may include electricity, heating, water, internet, building management fees, parking, and other services.

Very important. Ulaanbaatar has extremely cold winters. Check the property’s heating system, insulation, windows, and whether heating costs are included before renting.

Yes. Check the condition of the property, furniture and appliances, and take photos when you move in. Any existing damage should be recorded and acknowledged by the landlord.

You can ask for an English or bilingual agreement. If the legally operative agreement is in Mongolian, make sure you fully understand its terms before signing and consider professional translation or legal advice for important contracts.

Your rights can depend on the rental agreement and applicable Mongolian law. Your agreement should clearly address early termination, notice periods, deposit return, and what happens if ownership changes.

Yes. Our team can help you find suitable properties and communicate with landlords during your property search.