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We offer competitive Mongolian tugrik exchange rates, helping you get a great price when you convert GBP to Mongolian tugrik for your trip.
You can have your MNT travel money delivered securely to your home or office, or collect it from the Manor FX bureau near Heathrow.
Prefer a fully face to face transaction? Convert GBP to Mongolian tugrug in store.
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Mongolian travel money
Here’s essential guidance on managing cash and card payments in Mongolia using the Mongolian tögrög currency.
What is the currency in Mongolia?
The official currency in Mongolia is the Mongolian tugrik. You may also see it written as Mongolian tögrög, Mongolian togrog, Mongolia tugrik or simply MNT.
The currency symbol is ₮.
Can you buy Mongolian tugrik in the UK?
Yes, you can buy Mongolian tugrik in the UK from Manor FX
But it’s not always easy to find through banks, the Post Office, or standard high-street currency exchange services.
That’s where Manor FX can help. We specialise in hard-to-source foreign currencies, including Mongolian tugrik, so you can order Mongolian tögrög before you travel instead of waiting until you arrive and having to pay airport fees.

Where is the best place to buy Mongolian tugrik?
Manor FX is the best place to buy Mongolian tugrik
The best places to buy Mongolian tugrik online are specialist travel money providers that clearly display the rate, fees and order total before you pay.
With Manor FX, you can order Mongolian tugrik online, choose secure delivery or collect from our bureau near Heathrow.
You can also use the currency converter on our website to calculate how much MNT you’ll receive for your pounds.
How do I get Mongolian currency?
Get Mongolian currency online with Manor FX; it’s fast and simple.
Choose MNT Mongolian tugrik on the website, enter how much you want to exchange, and the currency converter will show how much you’ll pay in GBP and how much Mongolian currency you’ll receive.
Before checkout, you can review the price, the British pound to Mongolian tugrik exchange rate, delivery details and order total.
Manor FX verifies order details for security, then your travel money is prepared for secure delivery or collection.
Should I exchange money before I travel to Mongolia?
Yes, it’s sensible to exchange some money before you travel to Mongolia, especially if you want cash ready for taxis, food, markets, tips and your first few days.
You can exchange money after you arrive, but it may mean looking for a bank, ATM or exchange office when you’re tired from travelling.
Having local cash in advance gives you one less thing to think about when you land.
We can help you convert any leftover foreign currency when you get home. We have the best Mongolian tugrik to GBP exchange rate.

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What is the best currency to bring to Mongolia?
The best currency to bring to Mongolia is the Mongolian tugrik, as it is the local currency used for everyday goods and services.
US dollars may be useful for some tour operators or high-end travel services, but they are not a replacement for local cash.
If you’re buying food, using local transport, visiting markets or travelling outside Ulaanbaatar, MNT is the most practical currency to spend.
Can I use my bank card in Mongolia?
You can use bank cards in Mongolia, especially in Ulaanbaatar, hotels, restaurants and larger shops. Visa and Mastercard are the most useful cards to carry.
However, card access can be limited outside major cities.
Some smaller businesses, rural locations and nomadic stays may only accept cash, so it’s wise to travel with a combination of Mongolian tugrik and at least one backup card.
Should I use cash in Mongolia?
Yes, cash is still very useful in Mongolia.
You’ll want Mongolian tugrik for small transactions, markets, local transport, tips, snacks and rural areas as it’ll improve the quality of your experiences.
Cash is especially important if your trip includes the Gobi Desert, national parks, ger camps, or experiences connected to Mongolia’s nomadic culture and nomadic way of life.
Larger bills are fine for hotels, tours or bigger payments, but smaller denominations are handy for everyday spending.
Got back wth leftover travel money? Don’t worry, Manor FX can convert your leftover Mongolian tögrög to GBP.

Is it better to use cash or card in Mongolia?
A combination of cash and card is usually best.
Cards can be convenient in hotels, restaurants and bigger businesses, especially in Ulaanbaatar. Cash is better for local markets, food stalls, taxis, countryside travel and smaller purchases.
Using cash can also help you manage your budget and avoid card fees, poor bank conversion rates or unexpected charges when paying in GBP.
How can I avoid ATM fees in Mongolia?
You may not be able to avoid ATM fees completely, but you can reduce them.
- Take some Mongolian tugrik in advance, so you don’t need to withdraw cash straight away.
- When you do use ATMs, make fewer, larger withdrawals instead of lots of small ones.
- Check whether your bank charges international fees. (And don’t forget to inform your bank of your travel plans!)
ATMs are easier to find in Ulaanbaatar and major towns, but access can be limited and less reliable in rural Mongolia.
Always keep enough cash for your next stop, especially if you’re exploring remote places.

Is Mongolia expensive to visit?
Mongolia can be affordable day to day, but the total cost of your trip can vary depending on your travel style.
Food, local transport and simple accommodation can be good value.
Guided tours, private drivers, long-distance travel, ger camps, and remote adventures can quickly increase costs because Mongolia is so vast.
Budget travellers can keep costs lower in cities, while visitors heading deep into the countryside should expect to spend more on transport, guides and accommodation.
How much cash should I take to Mongolia?
How much cash you take depends on your route, accommodation and travel style.
As a simple guide, take enough Mongolian tugrik for your first few days’ food, taxis, tips, small shops, and local spending.
Then use a card, ATM withdrawals or extra currency exchange as backup.
Mongolia allows travellers to take in up to 15 million Mongolian tugrik, which is roughly £3,080 as of 12 May 2026. Actual exchange values may vary.
You must declare cash or travellers’ cheques worth 10,000 US dollars or more, or your money could be seized when you leave.
Do you tip in Mongolia?
Tipping is appreciated in Mongolia, especially in the tourism industry, but it is not always expected.
In restaurants, rounding up the bill or leaving around 5 to 10% for good service is a thoughtful gesture. If you’re on a guided tour, it’s common to tip your guide and driver at the end of the trip if they’ve looked after you well.
Cash tips in Mongolian tugrik are usually easiest.

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Mongolian money
Mongolian tugrik banknotes
The Bank of Mongolia issues Mongolian tugrik banknotes.
Current banknotes in circulation include 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and 20,000 tugrik notes.
For most visitors, the most useful banknotes are the mid- and higher-denomination ones, especially 500 MNT and above.
The notes feature important figures and national symbols, including Chinggis Khaan and the Soyombo symbol.
Modern banknotes include security features to help protect against counterfeiting.

Mongolian tugrik coins
Mongolian tugrik coins include 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 tugrik denominations.
In practice, visitors are more likely to use banknotes than coins, especially for travel spending. Still, small change can be useful for local shops, snacks, markets and small purchases.
Mongolia currency import rules
You can take up to 15 million Mongolian tugrik per person into Mongolia.
If you are carrying cash or travellers’ cheques worth 10,000 US dollars or more, you must declare them when you arrive. Keep the certified declaration safe, as you may need it when leaving the country.
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Ready to sort your Mongolia travel money?
You can order Mongolian tugrik online with Manor FX and have your currency delivered securely to your home or workplace by Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed®.
You can also collect your Mongolian tögrög from our travel money shop near Heathrow.
Buy Mongolian tugrik online today and get your MNT ready before your trip.
Sell Mongolian tugrik (MNT to GBP)
If you come home with leftover currency, Manor FX can help you convert Mongolian tugrik to pounds.
Head to the top of the page, choose sell currency, then select MNT Mongolian tugrik.
We offer competitive rates for your Mongolian togrog to pound conversion.

FAQs
Do you need a visa to travel to Mongolia?
British citizens can currently visit Mongolia for tourism for up to 30 days without a visa until 31 December 2026. If you plan to stay longer, work, study or travel for business, check the latest entry rules before you go.
What vaccinations are required for Mongolia?
There are no routine compulsory vaccinations listed for all UK travellers, but you should make sure your usual UK vaccinations are up to date. TravelHealthPro recommends speaking to a health professional before travel, ideally four to six weeks before your trip, as advice can vary depending on your route and activities.
When is the best time to visit Mongolia?
The best time to visit Mongolia is usually from June to September, when the weather is warmer, and countryside travel is easier.
Winter can be bitterly cold, but it offers unique festivals and a different view of nomadic life.
How much is one Mongolian tugrik?
As of 12 May 2026, 1 Mongolian tugrik is worth around £0.0002, so 1,000 MNT is roughly £0.21. Actual travel money rates may vary.
How much is $100 worth in Mongolia?
As of 12 May 2026, $100 USD is worth roughly 357,000 Mongolian tugrik.
That’s based on a rate of about 1 USD = 3,570 MNT. Actual travel money rates may vary.
Can I use Manor FX for sending money abroad?
No. Manor FX does not offer money transfers abroad, international transfers, or remittance services. We specialise in foreign-currency travel money, helping customers buy and sell physical banknotes, such as Mongolian tugrik, for trips overseas.
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Get your
Mongolian Tugrik Fast!
- Free home delivery over £750
- with Royal Mail Special Delivery 1pm
- Better rates than the banks