Petition to Restore ADC WRITTEN Access for Iranian Residents

Salime Toomaj

I can't imagine how it would done😔

Nazanin Rft

What is happening right now is a national apartheid and it's only affecting people who have endured a lot of hardship already. Sanctions should have an influence on the Islamic regime and those who support and provide for it, not on ordinary people of the Iran. Please reconsider as we have put a lot of effort on building a normal life for ourselves over many years. No one deserves what is happening to us right now.

Nikan Mohammadi

Im an Iranian dentist and I had plan to do ADC exam so I spent alot of mony in this way and suddenly the decided to ban Iranians.

Alma Bayramzadeh Moghadam

This decision is unjust, and targeting the civillians of a country is an act of racism.

Amin Mousavijad

Because Iranian people the right live!

Sajad Yousefi

I want to take part in this exam

Ali

My partner was about to take PTE exam but all 2 years of her effort just been wasted. Posing limitation in 3 days is unfair. People spend money and their life on their goals. JUST UNFAIR

Mina Nowrouzi

It is unfair to prevent Iranian doctors from taking a registration exam simply because of their nationality

Reyhane Tahmasbi

I fully support this petition. I have spent two years studying and putting my life on hold for this goal. It is completely unfair to wake up one day and find that even this one path has suddenly been closed. A clear deadline should have been provided, out of respect for all the candidates who continued to trust you despite all the changes and challenges.

Marjan Taheraslani

Political issues should not affect these matters.

Hooman Tayarzadeh

These decisions are made to "comply with sanctions", but they are just racial discrimination and deny a service to an entire population for no good reason

Masoud Nau

Cancelling confirmed exams only days before the test is deeply unfair and inhumane. Candidates have invested months of preparation, significant money, and enormous emotional effort. They should not be punished for circumstances entirely beyond their control. All existing bookings must be honoured, and affected candidates must be allowed to sit their exams.

Qmars Moghadam

At least 3 close friends of mine were preparing for this exam for a long time now, aside from the time and money they spent for this matter. Please take this to consideration.

Mohsen Badeie

This change is completely unfair for iranian people. Whoever seeks better opportunities in their life, must be free to choose the path based on their goals. Restrictions are against human rights.

Mohsen Refah

I need for my immigration

Seyedreza Kazemi

I am a registered candidate for the ADC Written Examination scheduled for 16–17 September 2026. I have invested a significant amount of time, money, and effort in preparing for this examination. I have also made substantial personal sacrifices, including being away from my family, arranging accommodation and international travel, and dedicating several months exclusively to preparing for the ADC examination. I am therefore extremely concerned and distressed that my examination has been cancell

Nazislr

For almost a year, my life has been significantly affected by this examination. I have devoted almost all of my time, energy, and resources to preparing for it and working towards achieving a passing result. It is extremely difficult to see circumstances beyond my control repeatedly prevent me from reaching a goal for which I have worked so hard.

sara khoshgouyan

Because this sanction just bothers the normal community not the government

Dorna Kazemi

Given the current situation in Iran, we should be helping people, not making their lives harder. Many people have spent months or even years preparing for Pearson exams. It is unfair for all their hard work and dreams to be wasted because of circumstances beyond their control. I have personally taken a Pearson exam and studied outside Iran. Pearson, please reconsider and show compassion for those affected.

ارش

residency in Iran does not make someone responsible for government actions. This treatment is highly discriminatory.