About Invest ASEAN
Investment profiles for the eleven ASEAN Member States — economy, policy environment and the case for investing in each.


Brunei is a small country with profuse possibilities. It has less than half a million people but ranks as having one of…
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Prospects for Cambodia, one of the newer ASEAN Member States, have greatly improved in the past years, with the country’s GDP growing…
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Indonesia is a growing power house in Southeast Asia. A member of the G20, Indonesia’s GDP stands at US$1 trillion, the largest…
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Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), commonly known as Laos, is a Land of Ample Opportunities and Successes.
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Malaysia is your Profit Centre in Asia. It offers a favorable investment climate to individuals and organizations wanting to do business. Government…
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Myanmar is poised to maximize its potentials as it enters a new era of political and economic development. Investors are bullish about…
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The Philippines’ more than 90 million people are the country’s key assets. The depth and quality of its human resources make the…
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Singapore is one of the most developed economies globally, with a GDP per capita of over US$ 50,000. Businesses are enticed to…
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Thailand’s strategic location makes it an investors’ gateway to Asia. It is at the center of most ASEAN countries, including Myanmar on…
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Once among the smaller economies in ASEAN, Viet Nam today emerges as a country moving towards economic modernization and engaging in competitive…
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