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No need to go to the country of origin.

The Imm. officer said that I can enter Thailand on a "Tourist visa", and then apply to convert it into Non-B, providing supporting documents from the new employer, as well as address registration TM30, education documents etc.

Not sure about how long it takes to convert a visa. I haven't done it yet, cuz still preparing some paperwork.
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You should confirm the details with local immigration and labor department in the province where you are applying for a new job.

I have the very same situation, and I was told by the local labor dept. in another province, that they do not accept Non-B issued in Bangkok. In my case the only option is to leave the country.
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Better confirm all details with your local Imm office and Labor dept. The process may vary for each province.
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