Have you read the Embassy website about the visa processing time.

You can not do anything else than wait, no matter where in the world you apply.

I do not need you rubbish “advice”.

Concentrate on answering the OP.

I give my advice, and you can give OP your “advice” instead of criticizing others.

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No, absolutely not.

It would be still be better to work to find a way to stay on non-B than changing to DTV, such as a nee job in Thailand

If your documentation originates from Australia, you got much better chances of getting them approved, by applying in Australia.

Do not change to DTV it is a inferior tourist visa, compared to a real long term visa as the non-B, which have more benefits to the longterm stay in Thailand.

Remember you may have to give up having a Thai bankaccount if you change to DTV.

If choosing to apply for DTV, many requirements such as how long the 500.000 baht should have bern in the bank is Embassy dependant, so make sure you read the Embassy website thoroughly for those requirements.

Read the group and find the answers you need, you need to do a effort yourself

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Then you should have applied at a Embassy with quicker visa processing times.

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