Mongolia address format & examples

Nearly 30% of the Mongolian population continues to practice the traditional nomadic lifestyle. This means they're living in gers (yurts) and moving with their livestock seasonally. Getting a letter to your pen pal in the Gobi Desert telling her to meet you at the Naadam Festival is going to be rough if you don't know how to write a Mongolian address (or any address to any pen pal anywhere). Smarty is the right place to come when you're looking for assistance with Mongolia’s mailing address format or address examples.

Below, you'll learn how to write a Mongolian address. We've put together some address examples and a detailed outline of the mailing address format for Mongolia for you to compare against. You should be happy as can be with your written Mongolian address after looking at this.

1. Addressee line – The recipient’s full name.
2. Street name and building number – The street name comes first on the first address line, followed by the building or unit number.
3. The city and postal code - The city or town that the address is in, followed by the six-digit postal code with no punctuation between them.
4. Country – Don't forget the country, which can be abbreviated to MNG.

There's more information to Mongolia than you likely know! Did you know that chess is considered a national sport in Mongolia? It's true, but the kind of information you can expect from Smarty includes ISO codes, major cities, and population data, not so much sporting forecasts.