Stay connected
A next-generation communication technology built by young Mongolians
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2021
The year the first LIME call was made
190+
Countries where LIME is used
250,000+
Users who stay connected to their home country
Built for Mongolians around the world
We are committed to making communication services accessible to Mongolians living across the globe — helping them stay seamlessly connected with their loved ones and providing a bridge to the services they need from home, wherever they are.
What problem does LIME solve?
LIME is more than just a communication service — it lets you manage your digital citizenship from anywhere in the world.
Access government services with ease
Mongolian citizens living abroad can access the information, documents and public services they need through E-Mongolia and other digital platforms — without delays.
Borderless banking and financial services
Wherever you are in the world, you can use online services and mobile apps of Mongolia's commercial banks.
Stay connected to services back home
Register for and use services from Mongolian businesses — streaming, subscriptions, delivery and more — from anywhere in the world.
7250-7***
It wasn't long ago that I learned I have an older sister. After believing I was all alone in this world, discovering I had family filled my heart with joy. I live abroad, while my sister is a herder in the countryside and doesn't use Facebook or Instagram. Although we still haven't had the chance to meet in person, thanks to LIME, we're always connected.
7244-8***
When you move to the city to study and build a life, you somehow get used to saying, 'I'll call later.' When I went home in the summer, my father told me he eagerly checked every text message that arrived on his phone, hoping it was from his daughter. I installed LIME for both my parents, and ever since we started calling and messaging every day, my father has been so much happier. Send a message to your mom and dad.
7212-0***
I moved to Ireland in April 2024 and got a LIME number. With the big time difference, calling during my day meant it was night back home, and the other way round. One day, feeling homesick, I dialed a random LIME number and a young man answered. When I told him I was living abroad, he said, 'Me too' — and we ended up talking for three hours. Every time I receive a message in Mongolian, it feels like I've come home.