What should I do if my bank statement from Kasikorn does not show my funds as coming from overseas for a retirement extension in Thailand?

I used Bangkok B exactly same situation as you - when you go to colLECT VISA the bank give you a statement - just hand that in and ZERO PROBLEM

When I had a Kasikorn account, all my wire transfers from the US were coded as domestic transfers because the money arrived to Kasikorn through an intermediary Thai bank.

This site seems like an informative source of accurate knowledge on living in Thailand; hence my question. As some of the information produced seems to contradict other aspects stated. Hence would appreciate honest and genuine feedback to my question please.

I have recently returned from Thailand on the 11th February,after being there since June 2nd last year. I had only a visa exemption stamp. During that time I visited Immigration in Jomtien once for 60 days extension,to my then 30 days granted on entrance in June. I did three border runs to Cambodia gaining another 60 days each time. I now have a new passport with no stamps; however,I'm sure the Thai authorities will still have a record of my movements,in and out of Thailand. I wish and hope to be able to return sometime this month,and I'm wondering if there will be any problem in me aquiring another 60 days?

And if so any advice would be appreciated! Thank you.

There's no need for funds to be transferred from overseas for an extension based on retirement. That only applies to applying for the initial 90 day Non-O visa inside Thailand

Assuming you used Wise to do the transfer, you have to select the correct reason in the app otherwise it will show as a domestic transfer.

You should be able to get a paper from the bank that indicates it was an international transfer, I think it's called a deposit advice?

Edit: But as John mentioned below. Extensions do not require proof of where the funds came from, that's only if you are trying to convert to the non-O visa inside of Thailand.