Mongolia's Law on Investment prohibits the nationalization of foreign-owned assets, grants foreign investors the right to use international arbitration for disputes, and provides statutory guarantees for investment security.
Yes. Under Mongolian law, a foreign national may serve as executive director of a company. However, a separate work permit is required to legally work and reside in Mongolia.
Foreign nationals and foreign-owned legal entities are not permitted to own land in Mongolia. However, land-use rights and long-term lease agreements are available and are widely used by foreign businesses operating in the country.