Can I apply for a DTV visa if I have an overstay history of 63 days on my EDU visa?

You abused the system before? Apply and see. Nobody here can tell you

You should have NO ISSUE AT ALL <- read that as no problems when you apply for the DTV

You aren't the first person in the history of thailand to overstay, you paid the fine when you exited, you took the overstay stamp, you weren't overstay long enough to ban you from coming back

You will be fine when you apply for the DTV

Honestly? The only way you will find out is if you apply. No one here can give you that info.

And if you don’t supply ALL the info when you apply by way of images of ALL stamps in your passport even if approved the immigration could still reject entry.

The problem you have is now not what you have done, but being able to explain the reasons to the embassy and immigration officer on arrival.

It doesn’t matter how it’s recorded. It’s all on computer the minute they scan your passport anyway. You have to understand Thailand is NOT a 3rd world country.

They are now hot on overstay, new rules at immigration, you have to sign a letter of understanding re overstaying, explained fines and bans, they are tightening up on this because of par historical problems.

No your a wrong un ! 🤣

Some successful applicants received a DTV with a history of overstaying. It depends on the embassy how they view your record. You can apply.

When was that overstay? Have you left the country already and got stamped out? Your total amount of overstay days is below the 90 days from whereon a ban applies provided you surrender yourself at the border and don’t get picked up anywhere. You can always apply but if a visa is granted is up to the diplomatic mission. Likewise, even an issued visa doesn’t guarantee entry if the IO finds prior violations that would warrant a denied entry.