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Yes, a visa is required: citizens of Mongolia apply at the embassy or consulate before departure, for stays up to 90 days per 180-day period.
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Insurance requiredMedical insurance for the Schengen visa
A document the Visa Code requires in the file: at least €30,000 of medical expenses, valid throughout the Schengen area for the whole stay. Any compliant insurer is accepted; AXA Schengen is one. Only the consulate decides whether the certificate is acceptable.
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Have your application checked before you submit it
A person reads your documents and tells you in writing what is missing or inconsistent: insurance, accommodation, dates, funds, where to apply.
The €29 does not include the appointment, the submission or the visa fees. IziVisas is not a consulate: only the consulate decides.
Pay €29 and have my application checkedOfficial fee
90 EUR
Processing time
15-45 days
Allowed stay
90 days per 180-day period
Mongolian nationals must obtain a Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa to visit the Netherlands. An ordinary Mongolian passport does not grant visa-free entry to the Schengen Area.
The Netherlands applies the common Schengen visa policy, and Mongolia is among the countries whose citizens require a visa. Tourist stays are capped at 90 days within any 180-day period. A Dutch-issued visa is valid throughout the Schengen Area as long as the Netherlands remains the main destination of the trip.

Yes. A Mongolian traveller going to the Netherlands for tourism, a visit or a short business meeting must apply for a Type C Schengen visa. The Netherlands must be your main destination (the country where you spend the most nights, or your point of entry if nights are split equally) for the Dutch mission to be competent.
90 EUR
Official government fee only. Providers and visa centres add their own service charge on top.
The exact list for the Netherlands is not published in a source we can verify. Every short-stay tourist application is nonetheless built on the same core:
Treat this as the common core, not the official list, confirm it with the consular authorities of the Netherlands before you apply.
Travel medical insurance is part of the file
Not a recommendation: the Visa Code makes it a required document. The policy must cover at least €30,000 of medical expenses, including emergency hospital treatment and repatriation, and be valid across every Schengen state for the whole stay. Failing to provide a compliant certificate is one of the grounds for refusal set out in the Code (Article 32).
Prices and pitfalls: our Schengen visa insurance guide
AXA Schengen sells a policy designed for Schengen visa applications. Check that the cover and the dates match your stay: the consulate alone decides whether the document is acceptable.
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The Visa Code asks for documents on accommodation, or proof of enough money to pay for it (Article 14). Depending on the consulate, that means a hotel booking or an invitation from the relative who hosts you. If you book, pick free cancellation, so you can cancel at no cost if the visa is refused. Then keep the booking until you travel: border police may ask for it.
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Gather the signed Schengen application form, a passport valid for at least three months beyond your planned return, two recent compliant photos, travel insurance covering at least €30,000 (medical costs and repatriation), a return flight reservation, proof of accommodation and evidence of funds. The visa fee is normally €90 for an adult; verify the amount and payment method with the submission centre.
As the Netherlands does not always run its own visa desk in Ulaanbaatar, applications from Mongolian residents are often outsourced to an authorised provider (VFS Global or TLScontact) or handled by a partner Schengen embassy representing the Netherlands in the region. Check netherlandsworldwide.nl to identify the competent centre, book an appointment and submit in person so your biometric data can be captured.
A consular visa for the Netherlands is filed with the diplomatic post accredited for Mongolia, or with the application centre that post has appointed.
Then the application goes to the post accredited for Mongolia, often in a neighbouring capital, or to a state acting on its behalf. Confirm which post is competent with the official source before travelling to a third country to apply, a rejected file at the wrong counter costs the trip and the fee.
The regime follows your nationality, not where you live. If you reside in Mongolia but travel on another country's passport, the rule on this page is not yours. Filing usually still happens from your country of residence, at the post competent for it, but the requirement itself comes from your passport.
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15-45 days
Indicative time, counted from a complete file. Peak season can be longer.
Expect roughly 15 to 45 days of processing. Apply up to six months before departure and never less than 15 days ahead. Plan the trip to the submission centre from Ulaanbaatar, since Mongolia may not have a local counter, factor travel costs into your schedule. A clear itinerary and consistent finances speed up the review.



Passport validity, border checks, minors, overstays: the rules common to every trip are gathered on our travel tips page. Formalities before you leave
Do not apply to the Netherlands if your main stay is in another Schengen country, the application would be inadmissible. Watch out for an insured amount that is too low, a passport with insufficient validity, or unconfirmed reservations. Avoid paying for non-refundable tickets before the consular decision.
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Insurance requiredMedical insurance for the Schengen visa
A document the Visa Code requires in the file: at least €30,000 of medical expenses, valid throughout the Schengen area for the whole stay. Any compliant insurer is accepted; AXA Schengen is one. Only the consulate decides whether the certificate is acceptable.
See AXA Schengen insurancePartner link: IziVisas earns a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you.
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