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Because the designed frequency band of Geosynchronous synthetic aperture radar(GEO SAR) satellite signal possibly shares or overlaps with the frequency band of various Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS) signals which have been put into use, the ground GNSS receiver may be subject to the pulse radio frequency interference generated by GEO SAR signal. In order to evaluate the influence of GEO SAR signal on the performance of GNSS ground receiver, a parametric theoretical model based on International Telecommunication Union(ITU) related standards is proposed in this paper. The model uses the "source-path-receiver" analysis method to extract parameters from the three aspects of GEO SAR signal, signal propagation path and receiver model for interference evaluation. Then, according to ITU standards, the influence of high-orbit SAR signal as additive pulse radio frequency interference on the performance of GNSS receiver is evaluated. Taking the representative B3I signal as an example, this paper evaluates the performance of different types of B3I receivers for GEO SAR signal under the condition of the assumed design parameters. The results show that the performance of the receiver decreases slightly in the presence of high-orbit SAR signal interference, but it can still work normally.