In the "Ease of Doing Business Index," the "E-Mongolia" and "E-Business" systems have been evaluated as simpler and less bureaucratic compared to traditional services
The government of Mongolia has made significant progress in eliminating the concept of “bureaucracy,” which has caused difficulties for citizens and business owners for many years. This progress has become increasingly noticeable over the years. According to the 2024 results of the “Bureaucracy Index” survey conducted by the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI) over the past 20 years, it was concluded that “the quality and accessibility of government services have improved.”
The survey showed that the bureaucracy index for public services is 2.85 points, which is a 4.8% increase compared to the 2021 survey, a positive indicator. The majority of the business owners participating in the survey highlighted that government digital platforms, such as "E-Mongolia" and "E-Business," have made a real contribution to reducing bureaucracy.
Parents can check your child's measles vaccine record through the E-Mongolia platform
As the warm season approaches, an increasing number of illnesses among young children continue to be reported. As of today (2025.05.07), a total of 1,410 measles cases have been confirmed, of which 966 have recovered and been discharged from the hospital. Measles is transmitted through airborne droplets, and a study of over 200 patients who contracted the disease showed that more than 50% had not been vaccinated, while 30% had not received the full dosage.
Parents and guardians can log into the E-Mongolia platform using their personal account to check whether their child has received the measles vaccine. If the child has been vaccinated, they will also receive reminders about when the next dose is due.
The video lessons on the long-term development policy “Vision-2050” are now available online through the “Digital.edu.mn” platform
The “E-Mongolia Academy” has successfully launched the “Digital.edu.mn” e-learning platform with the goal of improving digital skills for all and reducing digital inequality. This platform provides accessible training content and information to a wide range of public groups, including government employees, seniors, people with disabilities, and rural residents.
Through this platform, users can not only access guides related to digital skills, but also watch video lessons aimed at improving digital literacy anytime, anywhere.
Check your child’s vaccination history and stay informed about upcoming appointments without having to visit the hospital
Parents no longer need to visit the hospital in person, access your child’s immunization records anytime, anywhere, 24/7, easily through the integrated public service platform E-Mongolia.
By accessing your child’s immunization records online, you can:
- Save time
- Receive vaccine reminders
- View detailed records
- Download and
- share easily
Becoming a user of e-Mongolia system is easy
The E-Mongolia system brings together 1,264 types of services from 88 government agencies in one place, available anytime, anywhere, 24/7. Citizens, both in Mongolia and abroad, are now able to access government services digitally without wasting time through this system.
- Download the E-Mongolia app
- Enter your registration number and phone number, then confirm your registration using code sent vis SMS
- You can log in directly using your bank credentials, or register using a Lime number if you’re abroad
Increasing accessibility to government digital services
The “E-Mongolia Academy” has focused on making government services more accessible, user-friendly, and closer to citizens. This week the E-Mongolia Academy organized a meeting with representatives from the General Agency for Land Administration, Geodesy, and Cartography, the Mongolian Chamber of Notaries, the Ministry of Road and Transport and its affiliated organizations, and the Media and Public Relations Department of the Legal Assistance Center to intensify training and promotion efforts regarding the digital services available through the E-Mongolia system.
The meeting covered discussions on the government’s digital transformation, the digitalization of public services, the introduction of new technologies, promoting government services to the public, and expanding future cooperation. A plan was formulated to ensure successful implementation of these initiatives.
Going forward, there will be continued efforts to expand collaboration with other government agencies and NGOs, organizing meetings in phases to improve the accessibility of government services for citizens.
