Airports

The flight’s arrival must be notified to Swedish Customs (Article 133 of the Customs Code).

The goods must be brought to a designated international Union airport (Article 135 of the Code, Chapter 5, Section 4 of the Provisions on Customs Matters).

The goods should not be presented to customs (Article 139(2) of the Customs Code).

The flight’s arrival must be notified to Swedish Customs (Article 133 of the Customs Code).

The goods must be brought to a designated international Union airport (Article 135 of the Code, Chapter 5, Section 4 of the Provisions on Customs Matters).

The goods should be presented at the customs office of destination in accordance with the transit provisions. As a result of this notification, Articles 140 and 144-149 TX apply (Article 141(2) TX).

The goods may only be unloaded after an unloading authorisation has been obtained (Article 140 of the Customs Code).

Swedish Customs will not authorise unloading unless a declaration for temporary storage has been submitted, specifying an approved location within the international Union airport where the goods are to be kept in temporary storage.

Non-Union goods that have been presented to Swedish Customs are in temporary storage (Article 144 of the Code). The goods must be covered by a temporary storage declaration (Article 145 of the Customs Code, Chapter 6 Section 6(2) of the Provisions on Customs Matters)

The flight’s arrival must be notified to Swedish Customs (Article 133 of the Customs Code).

The goods must be brought to a designated international Union airport (Article 135 of the Code, Chapter 5, Section 4 of the Provisions on Customs Matters).

• Aircraft carrying Union goods
  • The goods must be presented to Swedish Customs (Article 139(1) of the Customs Code).
  • The goods may only be unloaded after an unloading authorisation has been obtained (Article 140 of the Customs Code).
  • The goods may be removed from the place of notification only after authorisation from Swedish Customs (Article 139(7) of the Code).
  • In the specific cases where Union goods enter the customs territory of the EU after temporarily leaving the territory without changing their customs status, the means of transport and the goods do not need to be declared or the authorisation for unloading is not required (Article 136(3) of the Code with reference to Article 155(2), and Article 119(2) to (3) and 120 to 122a of the Delegated Regulation).
    
• Aircraft carrying non-Union goods
  • The goods must be presented to Swedish Customs (Article 139(1) of the Customs Code).
  • The goods may only be unloaded after an unloading authorisation has been obtained (Article 140 of the Customs Code).
    Swedish Customs will not authorise unloading unless a declaration for temporary storage has been submitted, specifying an approved location within the international Union airport where the goods are to be kept in temporary storage.
    
    
  • The goods may be removed from the place of notification only after authorisation from Swedish Customs (Article 139(7) of the Code).
    Swedish Customs will not allow the goods to be removed from the place of declaration unless a temporary storage declaration has been lodged specifying an approved location within the international Union airport where the goods are to be held in temporary storage.
    
    
  • Non-Union goods that have been presented to Swedish Customs are in temporary storage (Article 144 of the Code). The goods must be covered by a temporary storage declaration (Article 145 of the Customs Code, Chapter 6(7) of the Provisions on Customs Matters) as described above.