Consulate-General of Mongolia in Kyzyl
Consulate-General in Russia
Mongolia's consulate-general in Kyzyl, capital of the Republic of Tuva, Russia. Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list records the post at Ul. Internatsionalnaya 9, Kyzyl 667000, with O. Tsendsuren as chief of mission (Consul.mn, diplomatic missions abroad list).
Kyzyl is Mongolia's consular post for Tuva, the Russian republic bordering Mongolia's Uvs, Zavkhan and Khovsgol aimags, and one of three Mongolian consulates-general in Russia alongside Irkutsk and Ulan-Ude. The incumbency record is conflicting: Russian regional press in September 2024 identified Chimid Ganbold as Consul General in Kyzyl, while the MFA missions list names O. Tsendsuren - the conflict is unresolved and is disclosed on this page.
PEOPLE
O. Tsendsuren
Consul General in Kyzyl - named as chief of mission in Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list (Consul.mn). The full name is not yet established from a second source - research in progress
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CGChimid Ganbold
Consul General in Kyzyl (conflicting record) - identified as Consul General in Kyzyl in Russian regional reporting in September 2024, while the MFA missions list names O. Tsendsuren; his profile records the post from 2024 as uncertain, with the conflict unresolved
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D. Bazarsad
Consul General in Kyzyl (earlier listing) - named as head of the Kyzyl post in an earlier missions list carried by destinationmongolia.com, at Ul. International 9, Kyzyl
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RECORD
Mission listing - DOCUMENTED
Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list records the Consulate General of Mongolia in Kyzyl, Russian Federation, with O. Tsendsuren as chief of mission, at Ul. Internatsionalnaya 9, Kyzyl 667000 (Consul.mn, diplomatic missions abroad list).
View source ›Western railway corridor via Tuva - 17 September 2026 - DOCUMENTED
Interfax reported on 17 September 2026 that Mongolia and Russia agreed to establish a working group, including representatives from China, to finalise design and financing for the Russia-Mongolia-China western railway corridor, linking Russia with Mongolia's Uvs Province via the Arts Suuri checkpoint on the border with Tuva, then the Bulgan checkpoint in Khovd Province and the Takshiken checkpoint on the border with Xinjiang (Interfax, 17 September 2026).
View source ›Kyzyl Airport added as a Russian e-visa entry point - 21 January 2026 - DOCUMENTED
Russia added Kyzyl Airport as its 107th e-visa entry point under a decree signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on 21 January 2026. Kyzyl is the capital of the Republic of Tuva, a region in southern Siberia bordering Mongolia (iVisa news, Russia adds 107th e-visa entry point at Kyzyl).
View source ›Mongolia's consulates-general in Russia - DOCUMENTED
Mongolia has an embassy in Moscow and three consulates-general in Russia, in Irkutsk, Kyzyl and Ulan-Ude (Foreign relations of Mongolia, en-academic summary of the bilateral relationship).
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