| SAFECONDUCT | Document granting immunity from arrest while passing through a place (4,7) |
| VIA | Passing through a place in a journey |
| PERSONANONGRATA | Status applied to foreign diplomats by a host country removing immunity from arrest etc (7,3,5) |
| WAIVER | Granting immunity |
| ATTACHMENT | From "arrest, seize", a fastening in the form of a fitting or a fixture; a file affixed to an email; or, a fetter of fidelity, fondness or friendship (10) |
| MERIDIAN | A circle of constant longitude, passing through a given place and the terrestrial poles |
| SALIVA | It's the spit of Sally travelling through a place in a way (6) |
| FILTER | Device for separating solid particles / impurities from a liquid / gas by passing through a porous substance |
| STREAM | Is working with a current, passing through a pipe, etc (6) |
| TRANSIT | Passage or movement of goods or through a place (7) |
| MONROVIA | Clip of Marilyn travelling through a place en route to African capital (8) |
| RANSACK | To go through a place stealing things and causing damage (7) |
| AISLE | Passage through a place, in the main (5) |
| ETHEREAL | A comforting word while passing fresh ale around that's heavenly (8) |
| LAISSEZPASSER | A document granting unrestricted access or movement to its holder (7,6) |
| FUGITIVE | A person who flees from arrest or pursuit (8) |
| COP | Slang, from "arrest, capture, catch, seize", for a bobby, PC or plod (3) |
| PINKFLOYD | Band whose The Dark Side of the Moon album art features white light passing through a prism to form a spectrum (4,5) |
| ARUNDEL | Route passing through a never-ending valley somewhere in W Sussex |
| VACCINATED | Had a needle, so as to render immunity from smallpox |
