@Frank *********

you need to look at the receipt issued by Wise to see where it went (transfer confirmation document) and look at the "Paid out from" section where it will show the partner bank used

@Lo *****

it works fine if they use your bank as the partner bank, the problem arises when they use a different partner bank which they sometimes do

@Frank *********

because it didn't go directly from Wise to Bangkok Bank

@Sara ******

I wouldn't say so but it looks like there's been a few instances recently, I don't do monthly transfers myself

Sounds like your money passed through another bank in Thailand before finding its way to yours. You can find which bank by looking on your Wise Receipt. And then if you need to show international transfers you go to that other bank and ask them

@Jon *********

as I pointed out, but the principle is the same

@Jon *********

I'm not intentionally misunderstanding, I'm stating a fact. If you want a comparison look at the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa, everyone understands this visa is good for 6 months and you get a 60 days stamp every time you enter. The only thing different about the DTV is the time periods, so valid for 5 years and you get stamped in for 180 days every time you enter.

@Jon *********

people on a DTV are not allowed to stay 5 years, they are allowed to stay 180 days

@Paul ******

there's a very few offices that require you to return the next day so technically twice but there is NO under consideration period for an extension based on retirement

@Paul ******

you're confusing a retirement extension with a marriage extension. The latter gets the pending status to give immigration the opportunity to verify that the marriage is "de facto"