About - Naviro Integration

About NAVIRO

NAVIRO is a startup founded by three young entrepreneurs with the goal of making it easier to help and ask for help. NAVIRO is a mobile application where you can ask and give help in your area. We serve private users, organizations as well as companies. We believe that lowering the threshold to ask for and give help, and making it as easy as possible, can promote community and reduce loneliness.

Why We Started NAVIRO

NAVIRO has been founded by people who have moved, adapted, and integrated across countries.

Naviro exists to bridge the gap between relocation logistics and real life support.

We saw too many talented people, and their families, feel lost, unsupported, or leave altogether.

That’s why we created a solution that puts people first. We are here to make relocation easier, integration human, and retention real.

Our Mission

To provide personalized, high-quality integration support that helps newcomer succeed together.

Our Vision

A future where international are inclusive, human and diverse everywhere.

Our Values

Ataur’s Journey and How NaviRo Was Born

NAVIRRO was not born from a pitch deck, it was born from my personal experience.

Over the past decade, I’ve studied, worked, and lived across Bangladesh, Kuwait, Scotland, and now Finland. I’ve been a student, an engineer, an entrepreneur and a father, all while navigating the complex path of relocation.

No one told me what to do first.
The systems were confusing.
The silence was heavy.
And the sense of isolation was real.

I realized that relocation isn’t just about documents or checklists, it’s about emotions, identity, and the deep human need to feel seen and supported.

That’s why I created NAVIRO : to build the solution I desperately needed, but couldn’t find.

Today, Naviro is more than a platform, it’s a trusted guide for international talent, students, and families. We walk alongside people through the most vulnerable phase of their journey with empathy, structure, and human connection. Because no one should feel invisible, and everyone deserves a chance to belong.