The services chapter ensures that service suppliers in Jordan and Singapore are guaranteed access into each other's markets.

The key features are highlighted as follows:

	Market Access: Both countries may not restrict access into their markets by imposing quantitative restrictions (e.g. numerical quotas on services suppliers that are allowed in the market).
	National Treatment: The chapter ensures service suppliers from Singapore will be treated the same way as local service suppliers, i.e., no discrimination.
	Domestic Regulation: The chapter ensures that regulations governing provision of services are reasonable, impartial and objective.

The services commitments made by each country can be found in the Annexes to the Chapter on Trade in Services.

Regardless of ownership and control criteria, companies with substantial business operations in Singapore will benefit from the SJFTA.

Some examples of service related sectors that will benefit from the SJFTA are as follows:

-	Computer and Related Services
-	Educational Services
-	Research and Development Services
-	Services incidental to Manufacturing
-	Convention services