If you're strapped for cash, you should consider paying for the myanmar visa in USD its cheaper (like 2 large beers in savings).

nothing you can do then but wait till they get back to you.

The 24 hours rule isn't strictly enforced. As long as you have the TM30 receipt when you do any immigration related activities (extensions or residency certificates).

Also, on an unrelated note some hotels that you stay at also don't bother to file one unless you ask them specifically.

Send your departure card and copy of visa entry stamp to the landlord and ask them for a tm30 receipt.

If it's the same place, Take the existing tm30 receipt to immigration office along with your departure card and tell them to update it.

Depends on the bank branch. It's still possible to open with a visa exempt stamp in some branches still.

Melbourne thai embassy processes metv for non citizens

Then again i do have a feeling the places I stayed at in bkk never bothered to report.

Some places don't really bother.

Chiang Mai doesn't require you to update your tm.30 for stays outside the province.

Went in a week ago to update the tm.30 after a trip to bkk and they said "it's already done"

20 year is better value

That isn't permanent..