The Aihsohlow port is the only access to Bresilyk along the length of its southern White Wall and therefore the customs pier is quite active from day to day. There are a dozen officers employed in the processing of imports/exports and visas, with half operating during the day and the other half providing night service so that there is no time in which a visitor or businessperson is met with a closed process. They are intense with their questioning, but not overly aggressive about it; the republic welcomes trade and seeks to protect itself, not drive away commerce. There is a central storage room in which all customs gifts are stored until they can be provided to the gifting officials and they are very firm on the policy of "no gift, no access" to Aihsohlow. Those that are approved are provided with a tin card that is subsequently stamped with the date and a small fish mark -- this becomes the visitor's visa for any visit to Bresilyk, with additional stamps made as they return or visit other settlements.