Access Permit

An Access Permit.

An access permit in the short film adaptation (with an Obri passport at the background).

An Access Permit is a document required from foreign visitors, workers, and transients since day 27. It replaces the entry permit and identity supplement.

The Ministry of Admission switched the documentation "to improve efficiency" as stated in the bulletin on day 27. The inspector says on day 28 that access permits make his job easier.

Discrepancies to look for

• Entrant's name
• Passport number
• Purpose (visit, transit, work, immigrate)
• Duration of stay
• Height
• Weight
• Physical appearance
• Expiration date
• Valid Ministry of Admission seal
• Entrant's Nationality (checked by highlighting the nationality on the Access Permit, then highlighting the entrants entire passport)

Descriptions

Access permits and identity supplements contain a description of entrants' looks. If the description does not match entrant's appearance, the discrepancy must be cleared before allowing entry.