- Henrik Olsen
When I first moved to Ulaanbaatar, I had so many questions and apprehensions, but the InterNations network helped me find the support and answers that I needed!
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Sain irsenee and welcome to our Ulaanbaatar Community! If you're planning to relocate to Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, our thriving InterNations Community can help with every aspect of your move. Based on their own personal experience, our members in Ulaanbaatar, part of a bigger, global community with members in 390 locations around the world, can answer your questions. Whether you have queries about the accommodation, the health care or the education system, our expats can help and advise. After all, they once had to find answers to the same or similar questions when they were newly arrived in Ulaanbaatar.
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Further Information about Expat Life in Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar is a historical city which is home to many ancient places of interest, such as the Choijin Lama Monastery, the Bogd Khaan Palace Museum, and the Zaisan Memorial — commemorating those who lost their life during World War One and World War Two. The city also hosts Naadam, Mongolia's largest festival, where the popular sports of archery, wrestling and horse racing are practiced. The city has good transport links, with the Chinggis Khaan International Airport located 18 km south-west of Ulaanbaatar, rail travel available on the Trans-Mongolian line of the Trans-Siberian Railway, a local bus service and reasonably-priced taxis. There are several multi-language schools in the city and two universities: the Mongolian National University and the American Center for Mongolian Studies. Ulaanbaatar is also leading the way in health care in Mongolia, both for local people and expats.
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InterNations: The Fastest Way to Build Your Expat Network in Ulaanbaatar
Discover all you need to know about your new life in Ulaanbaatar by communicating with fellow expats through our InterNations Community. All members adhere to our code of polite and friendly behavior, mutual respect and trustfulness. To insure that InterNations remains a safe and secure network, membership is by approval only. So when arranging to meet fellow expats in person at local InterNations gatherings based on your own hobbies and interests, you can look forward to growing your social network in Ulaanbaatar.
- Henrik Olsen
When I first moved to Ulaanbaatar, I had so many questions and apprehensions, but the InterNations network helped me find the support and answers that I needed!
- Sabine Baumeister
Having a network of expats in Ulaanbaatar has made the long move from Germany much easier.
