Mongolia Country Code

The country code for Mongolia is +976. Dial it after your country’s international access prefix (for example 011 from the US), then the local number.

+976

Calling Code

3.5M

Population

1.6M km²

Area (km²)

Mongolian Tugrik

MNT

Quick Facts

Mongolia

Asia Eastern Asia

Coat of arms

Basic Information

Calling Code +976

ISO Codes MN / MNG

Capital Ulan Bator

Independent Yes

Demographics

Population 3.5M

Area 1.6M km²

Languages Mongolian

Driving Side right

Geography & Time

Region Asia

Subregion Eastern Asia

Continent Asia

Time Zones UTC+07:00, UTC+08:00

Currency

Mongolian Tugrik (MNT)

Borders

2 countries

Neighboring countries

China Russia

How to Call Mongolia

From Any Country:

 +976 [Local Phone Number]

Example:

+976 11 123 456

(Example: Calling Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia from anywhere in the world)

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Mongolia

Mongolia’s country calling code is +976, and Mongolian numbers are always 8 digits long (excluding the country code). The simplest rule is: if you’re calling Mongolia from abroad, dial your international exit code (or +), then 976, then the full 8-digit number. For example, a Ulaanbaatar landline written as 11XXXXXX is dialed internationally as +976 11XXXXXX, and a mobile beginning with 99 is dialed as +976 99XXXXXX.

Within Mongolia, people usually dial the 8 digits directly for both mobiles and landlines. The main difference you’ll notice is the prefix: Ulaanbaatar fixed lines commonly start with 11 (e.g., 11XXXXXX), while mobile numbers commonly start with operator ranges like 99/95/94/85 (Mobicom), 88/89/86/80 (Unitel), 91/90/96/69 (Skytel), and 98/93/97/83 (G-Mobile). Some older fixed-network long-distance selection codes (01/02) may still appear in technical numbering descriptions, but for most everyday calling and contact storage, using +976 + 8 digits is the most reliable cross-border format.

What are the emergency numbers in Mongolia

For emergencies in Mongolia, commonly used numbers are 101 (fire), 102 (police), and 103 (ambulance), and 112 is also listed for emergency services.

What are the city and area codes in Mongolia

Dialing tip: Mongolia uses 8-digit numbers nationally, so your international format is always +976 + (8 digits). If a city prefix is 2 digits, you’ll usually see 6 subscriber digits; if it’s a 3-digit city prefix, you’ll usually see 5 subscriber digits.

City	Area Code	International Dialing Format
Ulaanbaatar	11	+976 11 XXX XXX
Darkhan (Darkhan city)	372	+976 372 XX XXX
Erdenet (Erdenet city)	352	+976 352 XX XXX
Mörön (Khövsgöl)	382	+976 382 XX XXX
Ölgii (Bayan-Ölgii)	422	+976 422 XX XXX
Khovd (Khovd city)	432	+976 432 XX XXX
Bayankhongor (Bayankhongor city)	442	+976 442 XX XXX
Uliastai (Zavkhan)	462	+976 462 XX XXX
Baruun-Urt (Sükhbaatar)	512	+976 512 XX XXX
Sainshand (Dornogovi)	522	+976 522 XX XXX
Dalanzadgad (Ömnögovi)	532	+976 532 XX XXX
Choibalsan (Dornod)	582	+976 582 XX XXX

Which mobile prefixes do mobile operators use in Mongolia

Dialing tip: Mongolia has implemented mobile number portability (MNP), so a prefix (like 99 or 88) is a useful starting hint but may not always reflect the subscriber’s current operator.

Mobile Operator	Dialing Prefixes
Mobicom	99, 95, 94, 85
Unitel	88, 89, 86, 80
Skytel	91, 90, 96, 69 (also 92 in some listings)
G-Mobile	98, 93, 97, 83
ONDO	60, 66 (and smaller allocated blocks exist)