What is the average processing time for the DTV visa and can I cancel my application after submission?

@Alex *******

you select the one the correlates to where you are physically located in the drop down menu

@Toni *******

- the evisa process asks you where you are physically located at the time of applying. Your application would go via that embassy. If you are in Hong Kong, it would be processed by the embassy in Hong Kong

@Toni *******

I believe you need to show proof/evidence that you are in country. I applied in another country and used my lease as evidence, which does include my address

@Toni *******

where are you currently located? Is this the same place where you live or you there on holiday/short term?

@Toni *******

The Hong Kong website says you need to be a resident of Hong Kong to apply via that embassy, but someone else emailed them and they told him he could apply through them. I believe you would upload your Hong Kong entry documents and hotel information as proof you are in Hong Kong. Not sure their turn around time through. Some embassies are processing very quick while others seem slower. There is a chance you might not have it in time for retuning to Thailand when leaving HongKong

@Toni *******

Since you are technically in Australia right now, why not apply online via Australia today or tomorrow before you leave Australia?

@Toni *******

there is also a visa option for parents of children attending international schools. That might be an option as well

@Toni *******

don’t know if there is an answer. Ideally you would call the embassy and ask them, but prob no time. Test out the evisa system and see what information it supplies

@Toni *******

the country I applied in.

@Alex *******

you specifically chose a Thai embassy or consulate in the drop-down menu on your application. You selected either Canberra or Sydney. I can't tell you which one you chose.

@Toni *******

10 business days they said. Just google