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Three Core Characteristics of the Mongolian Equipment Market
In 2025, Mongolia's infrastructure construction budget increased by 17% compared to the previous year, with mining equipment procurement accounting for 43% of the government budget. The current market exhibits three significant features:a demand gap of $320 million for heavy machinery,a shortened certification period of 45 working days for special equipment, and a reform of the VAT refund mechanism creating a new window for capital turnover.
Five core values of professional agency companies
Improvement of customs clearance efficiency: The time for handling special declarations at Ulaanbaatar customs is shortened by 70%
Risk control system:
Pre-review for Mongolia's GOST-M technical standard certification
Localized service network: An emergency response mechanism covering major industrial towns such as Darkhan and Erdenet
The Golden Standard for Selecting an Agent
According to a 2025 survey by the Mongolian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, a high-quality agent should have:
Practical experience value: A track record of clearing ≥200 units/sets of equipment
Emergency response capability: Equipped with temporary storage solutions registered with the Mongolian Ministry of Road and Transport Development
Fund supervision system: Supports third-party custody services for customs duty deposits
Comprehensive Analysis of Key Operational Points Throughout the Process
Pre - preparation Stage
Equipment HS code triple verification mechanism
Pre-registration system for Mongolian import permits
Transportation execution phase
Special requirements for transit at the Erenhot port
Additional clauses for in-country transport insurance in Mongolia
After-sales service guarantee system
Fast-track for quality dispute arbitration
Green channel for emergency customs clearance of spare parts
2025 policy change alert
The latest revision by the General Administration of Customs of Mongolia,Regulatory Ordinance No. 089,requires: Starting from Q2 2025, all construction machinery products must be equipped with dual-frequency (Russian-Mongolian) GPS positioning devices. Equipment that fails to meet this standard will face an administrative penalty of 15% of its value, which requires the agency to have the capability to guide technical compliance modifications.
Typical risk response plan
Seasonal transport disruptions: From November to March of the following year, a plan of rail container + road connection is adopted
Currency payment risks: Establish a Tugrik exchange rate hedging mechanism
Prevention of technical disputes: Implement on-site inspection procedures of the Mongolian Agency for Standardization and Metrology