Do money transfers from a US Bank using WISE show as domestic or foreign transfers into a Thai bank account?

When I transferred a large amount for property it worked out cheaper using my uk bank only £10 transfer fee. I did this to make certain it showed as foreign funds.

Has anyone tried downloading the PDF files for the Wise transfers as proof for immigration. They show that the money is coming from your home country account to your account in Thailand?

Like a lot of people have said, it can be a minefield. I have an SCB account, I always select funds for long term stay as the reason. But it always shows up as a local transfer from Bangkok bank or K Bank.

It’s not a problem for me right now as I have a OA visa from Australia but if I switch to a non O retirement that requires funds in country then I think I’d either open a bank account with Bangkok bank or do a SWIFT transfer from overseas and take the exchange rate hit, just to be sure it lands as an international deposit.

Use Bangkok Bank. They have a New York branch hence a US routing number. You pay fee but cheaper than wire transfer. And easy to transfer or send allotment

It's best to do a wire transfer if you need it for a retirement visa. Wise uses local bank's to do the transfer..i think there's a way to request them to show it as an international transfer. I got burned by it since the bank didn't accept it as a transfer from a foreign source for Visa purpose because it showed as a local transfer.

My transfers using WISE from UK bank account to Bangkok Bank are listed as an international transfer.

Wise will ask for a reason for transfering funds, scroll down to the bottom it will say long term funds for living in Thailand.

No, they show as a domestic transfer from within Thailand unless you use a specific bank and a specific transfer reason within wise.