🇲🇳 U.S. Visa Bond for Mongolia
What Mongolia passport holders need to know about the $5,000–$15,000 B1/B2 visa bond — and how to post it without locking up your own cash.
In the program since
Apr 2, 2026
Bond amount
$5,000–$15,000 (default $10,000)
Applies to
B-1/B-2 visitor visas
Deadline
30 days after interview
Filed via
Form I-352 · Pay.gov
Travel rule
Commercial airports only
Mongolia B1/B2 visa statistics
| B1/B2 visas issued, FY2024 | 14,201 |
| B1/B2 visas issued, FY2025 (Oct–Aug) | 20,251 |
| Suspected overstay rate, FY2024 | 2.73% |
| Suspected overstay rate, FY2023 | 3.77% |
The Visa Bond Program targets countries with elevated overstay rates or other screening concerns identified by the State Department. Sources: Report of the Visa Office 2024, Monthly NIV Issuances, DHS Entry/Exit Overstay Report FY2024 (B1/B2, air/sea, total suspected rate).
How VisaBond helps
- You pass your interview — the consular officer approves your B1/B2 visa and sets your bond amount.
- We post the bond — VisaBond acts as the obligor and files your bond via Form I-352 through Pay.gov, typically within one business day.
- You travel — enter and exit by commercial air; the bond is automatically cancelled when you leave on time.
One upfront fee from $999 — instead of locking up $5,000–$15,000 of your own money. Apply now →
Frequently asked questions
Does Mongolia require a U.S. visa bond?›
Yes. Since April 2, 2026, citizens of Mongolia who are approved for a B1/B2 visitor visa may be required to post a bond of $5,000, $10,000, or $15,000 before the visa is issued. The consular officer decides at the interview.
How much is the visa bond for Mongolia citizens?›
The bond is $5,000, $10,000, or $15,000, set by the consular officer at the interview. $10,000 is the standard default amount.
When was Mongolia added to the Visa Bond Program?›
Mongolia was added on April 2, 2026, in a wave of 12 countries added that day.
Can VisaBond post my bond for me?›
Yes, as long as you meet basic requirements. VisaBond acts as the obligor and funds your full bond via Form I-352 and Pay.gov, typically within one business day — well inside the 30-day deadline. You pay a one-time service fee from $999 instead of locking up the bond amount.
Required to post a bond?
Apply in two minutes and VisaBond posts your bond — your cash stays in your pocket.