The first question I'd ask is: is your pension income remitted to Thailand assessable in Thailand? For which you need to refer to your country's DTA with Thailand. If you have no assessable income, or your assessable income is less then 60,000 (120,000 if married and filing jointly) then you are not required to file.
Otherwise, you are, and there is a small fine (I have heard something like 2000 baht) for not filing though this seems not widely enforced.
However, if you are not going to owe any tax, and if your pension income (or a portion thereof) is assessable, then I see not disadvantge to filing and indeed some advantage in terms of having proof of filing.
I also use Kasikorn and moving to income method.
Suggest you discuss with bank how to show that these monthly transfers came from abroad.
They may require credit advice.
Which immigration office,?
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