Can I use an average monthly income for my second spouse visa extension in Thailand, and are Wise payments acceptable?

When applying for a second one-year extension of a spouse visa in Thailand, the applicant is considering switching to the monthly income verification method. It's important to verify with the local immigration office if they will accept monthly income from international transfers, as many do not accept this method for marriage extensions. Generally, they require proof of a consistent income of 40,000 baht every month for the past twelve months. If the immigration office allows it, they need to see that each monthly transfer was successfully deposited into the applicant's Thai bank account. Additionally, the applicant wants to know if using Wise for these transfers is acceptable, with comments suggesting that it's best to check the specific guidelines at the local immigration office.