Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
2,133 Comments
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mahya samipoor
1 month ago
Because I have an immigration exam, and Im having some financial problem and I've lost some money
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Hedieh yousefi
1 month ago
This exam is directly related to the future of many ordinary and high educated, most respected people that want to build their lives. This is so unfair to ban this exam. Please find a solution for the people of Iran.
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Ghazale Ebadi
1 month ago
Please do not banned pte for iranian residents
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Asghar Fanniasl
1 month ago
I strongly oppose the decision to deny PTE services to people solely because they hold Iranian citizenship.
English language testing should be based on an individual’s identity, ability, and eligibility—not their nationality.
Thousands of Iranian students and professionals depend on PTE scores for education, migration, and career opportunities.
This policy unfairly punishes individuals who have no connection to political decisions or government actions.
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sara
1 month ago
Education is a fundamental human right, not a privilege.
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Ghazaleh Soleimani
1 month ago
These policies only hurt ordinary people. We have nothing to do with political conflicts between governments, yet we are forced to face the consequences. We are simply trying to build a better future through education. Please do not punish ordinary people for decisions beyond their control.
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Mery Shaw
1 month ago
I am an Iranian professional with a university degree and years of work experience. I have spent months preparing for PTE Academic to build a better future. In these terrifying and difficult circumstances, we need your support—not another door closed because of where we live. Pearson, please stand with us, not against us. Do not silence, bury, or extinguish the potential of talented people like me. Give Iranian residents a fair chance to take the PTE exam and prove what we are capable of.
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zohreh ash
1 month ago
We are not asking for special treatment—only a fair and lawful opportunity to take PTE Academic abroad. Our future, education, and professional opportunities should not be determined solely by where we live. Please reconsider this policy and give Iranian candidates a legal path to prove their English proficiency and pursue their future.
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Nasim Jamshidi alashti
1 month ago
We face obstacles on a daily basis. But when it comes to education, it should be liberating; free from misjudgments and inequalities.
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Somi Mohammadi
1 month ago
Dear Pearson,
Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights.
PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination.
We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation.
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Somayeh Mohammadian
1 month ago
Dear Pearson,
Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights.
PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination.
We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation.
S
Somayeh Mohammadian
1 month ago
Dear Pearson,
Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights.
PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination.
We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation.
Kind Regards.
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Farhad Farzad
1 month ago
Don't oppress the Iranian people because of a problem with the Iranian government.
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javad saremi
1 month ago
I want to take the pte academic exam
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Farhad Anajafi
1 month ago
I am an Iranian professional with a university degree and years of work experience. I have spent months preparing for PTE Academic to build a better future. In these terrifying and difficult circumstances, we need your support—not another door closed because of where we live. Pearson, please stand with us, not against us. Do not silence, bury, or extinguish the potential of talented people like me. Give Iranian residents a fair chance to take the PTE exam and prove what we are capable of.
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Azadeh Tamizi
1 month ago
I signed this petition because I believe it is deeply unfair that Iranian people, cultured, educated, and highly capable individuals, are being prevented from taking Pearson examinations that are essential for their education, professional careers, migration, and broader academic and professional development.
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Mohsen Bayat
1 month ago
Mohsen Bayat
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atefeh esmaeili
1 month ago
I'm going to take this test, my immigration process is dependent on this test, I've been doing all my effort for two years, it's not fair to ban this test for us just for our nationality!
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Simin Khojasteh
1 month ago
This exam is important to those who wants to study abroad
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Hoss Zange
1 month ago
Because I have plan to travel to Australia and live there.
Because I have an immigration exam, and Im having some financial problem and I've lost some money
This exam is directly related to the future of many ordinary and high educated, most respected people that want to build their lives. This is so unfair to ban this exam. Please find a solution for the people of Iran.
Please do not banned pte for iranian residents
I strongly oppose the decision to deny PTE services to people solely because they hold Iranian citizenship. English language testing should be based on an individual’s identity, ability, and eligibility—not their nationality. Thousands of Iranian students and professionals depend on PTE scores for education, migration, and career opportunities. This policy unfairly punishes individuals who have no connection to political decisions or government actions.
Education is a fundamental human right, not a privilege.
These policies only hurt ordinary people. We have nothing to do with political conflicts between governments, yet we are forced to face the consequences. We are simply trying to build a better future through education. Please do not punish ordinary people for decisions beyond their control.
I am an Iranian professional with a university degree and years of work experience. I have spent months preparing for PTE Academic to build a better future. In these terrifying and difficult circumstances, we need your support—not another door closed because of where we live. Pearson, please stand with us, not against us. Do not silence, bury, or extinguish the potential of talented people like me. Give Iranian residents a fair chance to take the PTE exam and prove what we are capable of.
We are not asking for special treatment—only a fair and lawful opportunity to take PTE Academic abroad. Our future, education, and professional opportunities should not be determined solely by where we live. Please reconsider this policy and give Iranian candidates a legal path to prove their English proficiency and pursue their future.
We face obstacles on a daily basis. But when it comes to education, it should be liberating; free from misjudgments and inequalities.
Dear Pearson, Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination. We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation.
Dear Pearson, Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination. We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation.
Dear Pearson, Iranian have the right to access quality education. Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination. We sincerely hope Pearson will review this situation. Kind Regards.
Don't oppress the Iranian people because of a problem with the Iranian government.
I want to take the pte academic exam
I am an Iranian professional with a university degree and years of work experience. I have spent months preparing for PTE Academic to build a better future. In these terrifying and difficult circumstances, we need your support—not another door closed because of where we live. Pearson, please stand with us, not against us. Do not silence, bury, or extinguish the potential of talented people like me. Give Iranian residents a fair chance to take the PTE exam and prove what we are capable of.
I signed this petition because I believe it is deeply unfair that Iranian people, cultured, educated, and highly capable individuals, are being prevented from taking Pearson examinations that are essential for their education, professional careers, migration, and broader academic and professional development.
Mohsen Bayat
I'm going to take this test, my immigration process is dependent on this test, I've been doing all my effort for two years, it's not fair to ban this test for us just for our nationality!
This exam is important to those who wants to study abroad
Because I have plan to travel to Australia and live there.