Loss of Citizenship
Citizenship can be renounced through the President's Office. However, the Mongolian government has been historically unwilling to let educated Mongolians renounce their citizenship.
The involuntary loss of citizenship - exile - is banned under the constitution.
Read more about this topic: Mongolian Nationality Law
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