Can I obtain my confirmation letter for a 65k Baht monthly deposit from any Bangkok Bank branch for my visa extension?

@Frederick ********

even if you are using monthly transfers and have the year's worth of transaction history print out you still need the "standard bank letter" whick looks like this (This is the letter that in Bangkok has to be written within 7 days of you applying for the yearly extension) .

@Tod ********

Chaeng Wattana officials told me to request a Credit Advice from your bank's main office in Bangkok They want the last 12 months of transfers. Don't know the cost of the CA either. Best of luck.

@Tod ********

- In addition - it has been reported that some Immigration Offices will not allow funds transfers done via TW (or other method) where more than one transfer is done in the same month. Example Two transfers 25K Baht + another transfer for 15K Baht to = 40K Baht. Likewise if for Retirement 40K Baht + a 2nd transfer of 25K Baht to = 65K Baht.

Some few Immigration Offices will honor the TW PDF receipts + bank records. (very few).

@Tod ********

- Finally please note I wish this automatic labeling / coding feature was not limited to using a Bangkok Bank Account. But it is - what it is.

However, a person can get such Foreign Source funds information by sending a query to the first TW Thai partner Bank that processed the transfer (which likely shows the transfer to be Domestic - Internal to Thai Banks. It is likely that a query would have to be made for each Transfer. The TW Partner Bank would extract information from a computerized document that is called 'FET' - 'Foreign Exchange Transaction' ... this report for each transfer can be compiled to make 12 separate reports.

Note: The TransferWise PDF transfer receipt should have the name of the TW Partner Bank that was involved in the transfer - so that you can make the inquiry

@Tod ********

However - the AUTOMATIC Foreign Source labeling and coding will only happen if the Bank Account is a Bangkok Bank Account... And the TransferWise 'Reason for Sending" option - Funds for Long Term Stay in Thailand' has been used. This has been proven by testing and by live TW transfers done by many members of my TransferWise Solutions Thailand FB Group.

@Tod ********

- If a person has been using TransferWise for the previous 12 months of required deposits... AND does the following - the 'International' transfer deposit will be Automatically labeled 'International' in the bank account activity ledger. Also the embedded code 'FTT' 'Foreign Telegraphic Transfer' will be automatically entered into the next bankbook printout update. Plus the bank can generate a report printout showing all 12 of the International transfer deposits showing the label.

@Frederick ********

always make sure you select (long term stay in thailand) as the reason for your transfers from Transferwise AND even doing that it's not 100% guaranteed that it will enter as an international transfer.

@Frederick ********

, if your transfers into Bangkok Bank do not show that they came from overseas immigration will not accept it, and lots of Transferwise deposits do not show the transfers into the bank as coming directly from overseas, that is required by immigration. Be very aware how the bank records these deposits into your account. People have had problems with this way of depositing monthly funds.

@Frederick ********

Thanks

@Tod ********

. Yes . For a 200B fee at Kasikorn.