Laws in Mongolia

How Mongolia is classified on 26 of the 48 laws this site maps, grouped by subject. Each links to the full answer and its source.

Body & Life

Abortion
Legal on request Abortion is available on request, subject to a gestational limit.
Suicide Laws
Not a crime

Money & Games

Gambling Age
Gambling prohibited Gambling is prohibited at any age.

Animals & Environment

Fur Farming
Legal No ban on fur farming.
Cosmetic Animal Testing
No ban No ban on testing cosmetics on animals.
Plastic Bag Bans
Banned Lightweight plastic bags are banned nationwide.

Civic & Family

Voting Age
18 The voting age is 18.
Compulsory Voting
Voluntary Voting is voluntary.

Relationships & Sexuality

Same-Sex Marriage
Not recognized Same-sex unions have no legal recognition, and marriage is constitutionally or statutorily barred.
Same-Sex Activity
Legal Same-sex sexual activity is legal.
Age of Consent
16–17 The age of consent is 16.
Sex Work
Illegal Prostitution is a criminal offense, though it is widespread in some areas.
Pornography
Illegal Preparation, dissemination, and sale of pornography are punishable by fines or incarceration.
Divorce
Legal Divorce is legal and generally available, including unilaterally without fault.
Same-Sex Adoption
Not permitted Same-sex couples cannot adopt.
Incest Laws
Legal between adults
Marriage Age
18+ Minimum marriage age: 18.

Speech & Belief

Holocaust Denial
No specific law No specific law against Holocaust denial.
Conversion Therapy
No ban No legal ban on conversion therapy.

Justice & Weapons

Death Penalty
Fully abolished Fully abolished for all crimes.
Gun Laws
Restrictive Mongolia requires may-issue permits for all firearm types, including those for personal protection.
Military Conscription
Active conscription

Substances

Cannabis
Illegal Cannabis is illegal for all purposes.
Drinking Age
21+ Minimum age to buy alcohol: 21.
Smoking Age
19+ Minimum age to buy tobacco: 21.
E-Cigarettes
Legal / lightly regulated E-cigarettes are legal, subject to an age limit.

Nearby countries

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