<p> Instructions Form: European Union Diplomatic Clearance</p><p>The form should be used for all State Aircraft, bound for a Swedish aerodrome or transiting Swedish airspace (territory).</p><p>Note: The ICAO term ”State aircraft” denotes aircraft used in military, customs and police services. In Sweden the term also includes any aircraft owned or employed by a State and used for non- commercial purpose.</p><p>1. Application for permission should be brought forward by</p><p>A. E-mail [email protected] (a unit in Swedish Maritime Administration) Telefax +46 (0)31 648010 Telephone +46 (0)31 648140 All provided that the aircraft is unarmed and no ammunition, explosives or any kind of photographic or video recording equipment is carried on board. Note: Weapons with ammunition intended for competition only may however be carried onboard.</p><p>B. E-mail [email protected] (Swedish government) Telefax +46 (0)8 102686 For military combat aircraft (including trainers, helicopters and SIGINT) owned and employed by military forces bound for a Swedish aerodrome or transiting Swedish airspace (territory). The application should be made at least 3 weeks before entering Swedish territory.</p><p>2. Concerning A The application should be made in time to reach the Swedish Maritime Administration at least 48 hours (Saturdays, Sundays and Swedish public holidays excluded) before the intended entry into Swedish territory. </p><p>If permission is granted, it will be given a serial number consisting of six figures preceded by the letter ”S”. The applicant shall make this serial number known to the aircraft crew concerned, as the number shall be inserted in the ATS Flight Plan under the item 18 preceded by RMK/ (E.G. RMK/PERM S12/5260). If this information is not specified in the ATS Flight Plan, entry permission may be delayed or even denied.</p><p>Clearance for forbidden forbidden dangerous goods is issued by Swedish Transport Agency (Transportstyrelsen). Request should be made at least ten working days before entering Swedish territory Telephone +46 (0)771 503503 E-mail [email protected]</p>