The purpose of this study was to determine the contribution of the import structure to total import in Indonesia and also to determine the share of import structures in Indonesia on economic growth during the period 1997- 2018. Data collection is conducted through secondary data, obtained from the annual report of the Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS). The analysis of this research is conducted by applying descriptive qualitative analysis. During the study period, it was found that the structure of imports that contributed a lot to total imports was imports of raw/auxiliary materials with an average contribution of 75.50 percent followed by imports of capital goods with an average contribution of 16.68 percent after that, import of consumer goods with an average contribution of 7.82 percent. Furthermore, the share of the import structure in Indonesia towards Gross Domestic Product (GDP), whose major role is the import of raw/auxiliary materials with an average role of 1.42 percent and imports of capital goods with an average share of 0.24 percent while imports of consumer goods are small once gave a role to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which was an average of 0.11 percent. So it can be concluded that Indonesia's dependence on imported goods is still very high, especially imports of raw materials and capital goods.