The study aims to examine the relationship between gross domestic product (GDP) and services imports for the case of Jordan for the period between 2005 and 2021. The significance of this topic lies in its consideration as an economic activity supporting commodity trade. The results of the quantitative study showed a positive effect of gross domestic product (GDP) on services imports in the long run, with a significance level of less than 1%, indicating that it is not elastic in the long term. For every 1% increase in GDP, the rate of increase in the volume of services imports will increase by 0.776%. The adjustment period from the short term to the long term occurs immediately.