Mongolia Company Registration — Required Documents and Process
Registration Steps
1. Company Name Approval
Apply to the State Registration Authority of Mongolia for approval of the proposed company name. The company name must be registered in Cyrillic (Mongolian) script and must not be identical or too similar to a registered name.
2. Prepare Incorporation Documents
The articles of association, the shareholder resolution to establish the company (if there is more than one shareholder, a shareholders' agreement and minutes of the shareholders' meeting must be signed) and the resolution appointing the executive director.
3. Open a Temporary Bank Account
Foreign-invested enterprises must deposit the registered capital into a temporary bank account.
4. Registered Address
Provide a copy of the lease agreement or property ownership certificate for an office address in Mongolia.
5. Submit the Registration Application
Submit the application form, the documents above, copies of the ID cards or passports of the shareholders and executive director, and the receipt for the state stamp duty to the State Registration Authority. If a shareholder is a corporate body, a notarised and apostilled (or consularised) certificate of incorporation with a Mongolian translation must be provided.
6. Receive the Certificate of Registration
The state registration certificate and company registration number are issued.
7. Make the Company Seal
A company seal can be made if required.
8. Tax Registration
Register with the tax authority within 14 days of company registration; VAT registration is required if turnover exceeds the threshold.
9. Social Insurance Registration
Register with the social insurance office.
10. Open a Corporate Bank Account
Open the company's main bank account.
11. Foreign-Invested Enterprise Registration
A foreign-invested enterprise must register with Invest Mongolia; foreign employees must apply for work permits and residence permits.
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