Every student deserves advice built around their future, not our commission
NayaSafar Group was built on a simple idea — study abroad guidance should be honest, structured, and answerable to one person. Here’s the story behind it.
It started with the same question, asked by too many students in too many different ways
Before NayaSafar Group existed, Akshay spent years watching students from his own region navigate study abroad applications almost entirely on their own — piecing together information from YouTube videos, WhatsApp groups, and consultancies that seemed more interested in closing a deal than understanding a student’s actual situation.
The pattern was always the same. A student would get matched to a university based on which one paid the highest referral commission, not which one actually fit their goals, budget, or academic profile. Applications were submitted with errors that cost months. Visa guidance was generic, copy-pasted advice with no accountability if it went wrong.
NayaSafar Group exists to fix that — not by promising a different feeling, but by running a different process. One point of contact, real institutional partnerships evaluated on fit rather than payout, and a structured system that tracks every student’s case from first consultation to visa decision.