New members of the Mongolia forum, introduce yourself here

Hi

My name is Hisar and I am marriage man with 3 children .
We lived in Bogor , West Java , Indonesia .
Reading and travelling were my hobby . 

I think it will be great to have a chance to
stay and work at Mongolia .
I had have some experience in Manufacturing and Production field
for the last 22 years , and my last position is the Factory Manager .
I do also had some experience to conduct the training for
Quality and Production Management system .
My friends used to asked me to make a business analysis before
start their business , and I do enjoyed and take that as the side job .
Today , I am working for the Consultant office .

I have brother in law who worked at Mongolia for Oil Company ,
He is an Accountant .

Well , I think that all for me   
I wish I can flight to Mongolia sometime .

Thank you and bye then

best Regard
Hisar

Gday there,

My name is Luke, I am 35 single and no children. I'm a Project/Construction Manager in  construction and engineering with experience from earthworks,  civil, SMP, CSG pipelines through to commercial and residential construction.

I have looking for any management roles from superintendent to Project Manager with contractor or company/principal respectively.

Thank you, talk soon.

Luke Dunstan wrote:

Gday there,

My name is Luke, I am 35 single and no children. I'm a Project/Construction Manager in  construction and engineering with experience from earthworks,  civil, SMP, CSG pipelines through to commercial and residential construction.

I have looking for any management roles from superintendent to Project Manager with contractor or company/principal respectively.

Thank you, talk soon.

Welcome to the forum
You need to check up on what mining companies have offices there and approach them. Leighton Asia are there, and the Oyu Tolgoi project is ongoing.

Have you tried  Google search for, say, 'construction jobs Mongolia' or 'expat jobs Mongolia'and see what comes up.

A lovely country to work in, friendly people.

I have been living here for two and a half years, I have thrown the towel in after eighteen years of being married to a Mongolian, and I have bought my own apartment near the Zamiin Tsagdaa, and will move in tomorrow. I love living in Mongolia, and will only go back to the UK to visit family. My reason for moving here was the high cost of living in the UK and for my wife to be near her aged mother, and grandchildren, I first got the Idea on my first visit in 1999, how the place has changed since then!

Hi there, my name is Alex and I will move with my family to Mongolia in March 2015. My husband got an job offer and so we will stay in Ulaanbaatar for 3 years. I have a little son of 2,5yrs and I am looking for informations about how to find a kindergarden/Nanny/Housekeeper and how is daily live in Ulaanbaatar with a little child. I am also interested in working in Ulaanbaatar. I am a lawyer, specialised in Human rights and was wondering if there are any job opportunities? Many thanks

My sister in law would make an excellent candidate for your quest for a housekeeper, also has connections in many high places, take a note of my number here 89151877 David

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My name is Nyamka, 26 Years old, married with 2 children.
Before I have worked for Tseren Tours (tour agency) among others as a tour guide and tour leader.
At the moment I am working as a realtor for  a Mongolian company.

I hope I can be of service to any of you, if there is a field of knowledge for me.

Hello everyone

My name is Bernard, and im from Warsaw, Poland. Ive been born here, but have double nationality, Polish and American.
Im looking to move to mongolia for many reasons (you mat laugh at them ic you wish ), mainly escaping the modern world, spiritual journey and also my love of country life.

Im 19, and for the last 4 years of my life my dream is to move to mongolia because of the culture and scenery and happily this year i will be probably visiting for the first time.


Im most interested in the northern part of mongolia, Khovsgol, and i think i would love to live in a ger, but i have to see for myself first (and Yes, i know that the temperature drops to as low as -40 degrees), and take up the lifestyle of the locals, herding raindeer and giving my free time to my favorite hobby, woodcarving, and maybe start a small hotel and atraction buissnes.

Hope you all have a great day

Bernard

Hi Bernard,

Sounds you have very exotic choice. But why not. You are so young, traveling and meeting new people, learning from life, it is very priceless big life university. You can travel and same time you can teach English, Polish language and attend expats events, or volunteer jobs. We have many expats here in Mongolia. Year by year getting more. 2014 was some slow year for economically. But 2015 will be very active. It's with long history and huge land with very few population. Mongolian people very kind and welcoming. Young generations are more openminded, learning different languages. Older people trying to invest money for their education. You can find here many nice history and nature. At least you better to stay here for 1 year then you'll know what to do. Better to travel in countryside first, before living in city. Get make different friends. They will give you thousand ideas. 19 year is highly dreamily age. You can make it real. Try it. Welcome to my country of Sunny Mongolia!

G'day everyone ,

Daniel here from Australia, just moved here yesterday, big climate change from Bali and Australia haha but oh well. I have no idea how to friends here since I do not speak the language and I haven't found a lot of people that actually speaks english so its quite challenging, I will hopefully be studying the language soon . Hoping to make friends!

i think you will come soon right

You should look up Bojangles an Ozzie run  bar on Narmi Zam road about 500 metres West of Peace Bridge on the road underneath it, Ian the owner will give you the lowdown on life in UB.

Hi!

Hello all! Am Midas, from Nigeria.  I have been in UB for about 1 and 1/2 years now.  UB is a wonderful place to visit by tourist.  I have a bachelors and also Diploma in TESOL. 

Presently, I am looking for an English teaching position.  Working in a new environment prepares me for the challenge and am capable to adapt to the new cultural, life and teaching experiences. 

Thanks!
Midas

Hello all

A warm welcome to all new members of the forum 

A little Reminder :

We have gone off topic on this thread, please let's keep it only for new members to Mongolia forum to express themselves.

For any job related search, please drop adverts in our Jobs in Mongolia section.

Our section Classifieds is at your disposal for any other queries.

Please create a new thread for asking or sharing other infos.

Thank you

Kenjee
Expat.com Team

greetings all.
i am hoping to be in Ulaanbaatar  late next month for a 2 year contract working in education. i am looking forward to the working  and cultural experiences.
michael

most time will be spent advising and developing curriculum for building and mining industry. some teaching in Dalanzadgad. would be good to catch up and learn more of the day experiences of living in Ulaanbaatar. hope to be there by 30 april.

MONGOLIA
1 great people
2 a beautiful country.... mostly very cold with a long, long winter
3 a fascinating history, Genghis CHINGGIS KHAN is historically one of, if not the greatest leader
4 in need of foreign investment
5 stability, they need a Civil Service
6 Politicians need to sign and keep agreements with foreign investors and mining companies etc
7 Mongolia has 3 million people, about the same as Wales
8 Mongolia is landlocked, both Russia and China can exploit this weakness
9 It may be that the Mongolians preempted WWII in 1937 when fighting with her Russian allies against the Japanese
10 Mongolia is still an emerging nation but it must look at its` poor and encourage governments in Austrailia to invest further. Visas for Australian miners are far from easy.
Please do Email [email protected] for further points or debate

Hello ANWNewman,

This topic is about new members to introduce themselves.

Thank you to introduce yourself.

Regards,
Marjorie

Hi All,
I'm Jonez, I got to UB about a year ago and I have been enjoying the lifestyle here.
Learning the Mongolian Language for me has been quite interesting although difficult but I'm catching up well. I am also looking for available english teaching/accounting/administrative positions to get occupied. I have teaching certificates and accounting certificate.
I'm hopeful I can get a link from here.
Thank you.

Kind Regards
Jonez

Hi, welcome! There is a position available for a primary teacher at The English School Of Ulaanbaatar, for the start of the new term,but all schools tend to suffer from a churn, teachers who do not return to Mongolia after the summer holidays.

Hi to all,
I just moved from China to Mongolia and will start working in around 2 weeks, as the Salon Director
with Decatto Hair at the Buddha Vista Mall. My first impression, just love it, not so stressful like  the last Cities I worked,
special the ones in India and China. But its really dry here, drinking a huge amount of water :-) But I like the weather and because its dry I am not so worried about the winter.  Looking forward to meet some people , as I like Art and Culture stuff. Best regards to all Chris

Hi, I'm Chet from India. I'm 41 years old and looking for a job teaching English. I'm genuinely bilingual, have some publication credits, a passport and a TOEFL score. I love exploring new cultures and countries. Good day!

Hi There .. I'm William. I'm Indonesian and working in Ulaanbaatar , Mongolia as a Hotel General Manager.



Sincerely,
William Iswahyudi

Hi All. I am Tengis I am Mongolian. I have been here for one and a half year. I am a business analyst, currently developing a online booking system so it would be great if i could find expats to help our project

Hi William which hotel is it ?

you are welcome
Sheila

Hi all,

My name is Anh from Australia.
I worked in Mongolia for 2 years (2013 and 2014), now I am back in Australia.
I used to work at Erdene Tavan Tolgoi mine (next to OT mine) as a Safety and Training Superintendent.
I enjoyed my time in Mongolia so much and I have made so many good Mongolian friends whom i still keep in touch.
I love the people, the culture and the Gobi Desert and especially UB.
I am so keen to go back to Mongolia to work.

Feel free to ask me any questions by sending me message.

Take care and enjoy your time in Mongolia as you will miss it just like me.

Anh.

Hello there

I'm like a half-foreigner here in UB. I am 28 and originally come from Inner Mongolia. I've spent the last 6 years here in Mongolia, and i'm going to be stuck here for at least another 5-10 years, or maybe forever!

I am currently in a relationship with a local Mongolian girl, and I would say the relationship is 50~60% serious. But the problem is, i'm reaching almost 30 and I would think I should start taking marriage and my future very seriously. I sometimes question if I should spend the rest of my life with a Mongolian woman, considering I'm not that really fond of a lot of the Mongolian traditions, perspectives, ways of thinking and the trends they tend to follow... or in other words i'm starting to get a little tired with Mongolians.. sort of...

Anyway, my intention is to meet foreign friends here. Ladies from Russia, Korea, Kazakhstan or any other nation, I'd like to meet you all!!! Boys work too, but u have to be around my age, and not married!

I speak Mongolian, Chinese and English (not fluent though only 2 years of studying in the UK)

HI

thanks for contact me. Could you clarify your purpose more?

Hi,I am Mikel a Professional football player,i was in Mongolia 3 years ago,when the football league finish then i went to other countries to play and back to Mongolia last 2 month,we are here to promote and make Mongolia football go professional and happy to say that football in Mongolia is growing faster.Expat who like to watch football are free to come to the stadium,the matches is played every weekends ( Saturday and Sunday ) for more details contact me,stadium is where you should e and have fun every weekends.

Welcome back!  Seems this is the right season.  Hope you achieve your dreams for the football grow...

Thank you Midascorps, Thank God everything is going prefect .
Thanks

Hi

I want to move to Canada

Thanks Mikel

I don't interested in football. Sorry.

Good luck for you 

Canada is good and Australia is a great country for education if you planning to study. Good luck.

Hi
My Name is Lawrence i am currently processing my Visa to Mongolia and i really need Friends who could guide me through in the wonderful country of Mongolia