marrying a foreigner - your entry to slavery

.. according to a recent article on the UBPost. Apparently the issue isn't really new, and the staff at the registry office are already well aware of it:

In 2005, 704 Mongolians got married to foreigners, according to the Mongolian Foreign Marriage Registration Office (MFMRO). Out of the 704 Mongolians, 685 were females. The statistics show that most of them got married to South Koreans (536). 24 females as well as 2 males that were wed with Japanese and Chinese citizens. However Mongolian citizens also got married to European citizens, including 19 females and one male that married to German citizens, and 14 females that started their new lives with British residents. The list had a total of 33 countries, including citizens from Russia, USA, Norway, Ukraine, Vietnam, New Zealand, Sweden, Belgium, Australia, Iraq, China, Cameroon, France, Netherlands, Malaysia, Hungary, Nigeria, Italy, Serbia, Nepal, Austria, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Poland.

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When the women come into the National Marriage Registration Office the staff warns them to be careful and ask, “Have you really fell in love with them, are you going to marry with a sincere heart?” Unfortunately, most of them respond, “yes,” or “of-course.” [emphasis mine]

Now I'd really like to know what the Marmot or Nabetz have to say about this topic, since I can't speak from my own experience yet. What I'd like to know, however, is whether those Mongolian women who are marrying abroad for money or working permits are really so much more naive than Russian or Thai women. If the answer should really be yes, Mongolia sure needs some more education on these issues.