The President of the Republic of Korea will sign an intergovernmental agreement with Mongolia on the mutual recognition and exchange of driver's licenses. This will take place during his state visit to Mongolia, which was organized at the invitation of the president of that country.
Currently, more than 60,000 citizens of Mongolia are in the Republic of Korea, and about 1,400 of them have legal issues, mainly related to traffic accidents and the lack of driver's licenses. To address this issue, the Parliament of Mongolia approved a draft resolution for signing an agreement with Korea.
The agreement will allow citizens of Mongolia to drive cars in Korea using their national licenses for one year. Those who reside in the country for more than 12 months will have the option to exchange their driver's licenses. Thus, Mongolia and the Republic of Korea will establish mutual recognition of driver's licenses, which will simplify life for many citizens.

Published Date:2026-07-02