Hi, sorry to ask these elementary questions. I am two weeks late with my TM30 form (I managed to register with the system and received a user id and password). When doing on-line registration I cannot use the correct Check-in date hence used today's date but the system does not seem to accept that. Does it mean that on-line registration is not possible after the 24h grace period? Secondly, the system gives a default word 'Roomer' for the Connection/Relation field. If you own the condo you are staying in is it correct to state 'Owner' and use 'Roomer' for people staying with you?
I will be travelling to Singapore next week for a short 3-days trip, should I refrain from the registration now and do it within 24 hours after my return from Singapore, or make a visit to Chang Watthana tomorrow morning and sort out the registration and pay the fine?
Last one, when coming in from a short trip from Yangon, I got 30 days Visa Excempt Entry stamp on my pasport despite of my O-A visa expiring 10 June 2020 (unfortunately I did not check at the airport, only realised now when trying to get the on-line registration done). I guess there is nothing I can or should do now but make sure I get a correct visa stamp when returning from Singapore?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on late registration for the TM30 form, specifically related to issues with the online system after the 24-hour grace period, whether to report after returning from a trip to Singapore, and concerns about a visa exempt entry stamp received despite an expired O-A visa. Comments suggest it is advised to report after returning from Singapore and to ensure correct visa stamping at that time.
