This chapter examines the quality of investment policies in Myanmar and the level of legal protection granted to investors in the country’s regulatory framework for investment. It covers the admission, regulation and protection of foreign direct investment in Myanmar and ascertains whether the principle of non-discrimination features in investment laws. It also looks into the expropriation regime, the existing framework for protecting intellectual property rights and the conditions imposed upon foreign investors when accessing land. The adjudication of commercial and investment disputes as well the country’s investment treaty practice are two other building blocks of a sound and protective investment policy framework that are also addressed.