The integrated public service platforms E-Mongolia and E-Business now provide 27 digital services from the Ministry of Road and Transport and its affiliated agencies. Citizens can conveniently access the following services online, saving time and effort.
| Service Name |
| Submit a request for exemption from toll fees for international, national, and special-purpose roads and road facilities (Individual) |
| Intercity road tolls |
| Submit a request for exemption from toll fees for international, national, and special-purpose roads and road facilities (Individual) |
| Request to replace a vehicle registration certificate |
| Request to reissue a lost vehicle registration certificate |
| Vehicle registration inquiry |
| Vehicle fine information |
| Request to deregister a vehicle |
| Vehicle e-certificate inquiry |
| Vehicle e-certificate inquiry (Business entity) |
| Ownership and possession record inquiry (Business entity – current owner) |
| Ownership and possession record inquiry (Business entity – previous owner) |
| Ownership and possession record inquiry (Individual – current owner) |
| Ownership and possession record inquiry (Individual – previous owner) |
| Professional driver’s license record inquiry |
| Request for renewal of a professional driver’s license |
| View vehicle inspection and technical check-up records |
| Apply for a license to perform maintenance and repair of civil aircraft |
| Apply for a license to operate flights with civil aircraft |
| Apply for a license to operate services at aerodromes and airports for civil aviation |
| Deregistration of a waterway transport vehicle |
| Register changes in ownership or status of waterway transport vehicles |
| Notification of intercity road tolls |
The “E-Mongolia Academy”, in collaboration with the Ministry of Road and Transport and its affiliated agencies, is focusing not just on increasing the number of digital services, but on improving their quality and accessibility. Efforts are being made to make government services easier and more accessible for citizens, and to deliver information through multiple channels. A series of coordinated meetings have been organized, resulting in concrete plans to ensure the effective implementation of these initiatives.
Today (2025.05.06), a discussion was held with media and communications officers from the Ministry of Road and Transport, the National Road Transport Center, and affiliated agencies to exchange views and specific issues.
Currently, among the services provided digitally through the E-Mongolia platform by the Ministry of Road and Transport and its affiliated organizations, the most frequently accessed services include:
- Information on vehicle fines has been accessed 2,292,513 times,
- Notifications of intercity road tolls have reached 4,685,647 views, clearly demonstrating the high demand for digital services among citizens.
Going forward, efforts will continue to introduce new, high-demand services into the system, and to make the process of accessing digital services more user-friendly and understandable. At the same time, the organizations will continue working together to offer services that meet public expectations.
