Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Zeynab Raziee

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.

Zeynab Eghbali

Because I am Iranian resident that invest my life and money on PTE to immigrate to Australia

Shahrzad Khosravi

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

Peyman Sadeghi

Dear PTE and Pearson Team, I am writing to express my deep concern and strong objection regarding any potential restrictions that may prevent Iranian candidates from taking the PTE Academic examination. Access to education, professional development, and the opportunity to build a better future should not be determined by nationality or political circumstances. Many Iranian students and professionals rely on internationally recognized English-language examinations such as PTE Academic

Kamal Farajpour Haghighi

Because it’s a racist act and the issue will affects many Iranian people who are not involved and related to the cause of sanctions or any harmful activities.

Fa Ha

Because of my immigration

Paniz Nojoumi

Iranian students deserve equal access to international academic opportunities.

Behnam Jamali

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.

Masoud Amirmoshiri

Cause I wanna imigrate to Australia

Ho Mo

Future of us depends on these exams.

Razegh Mousavi

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.

M Raz

The Iranian people have nothing to do with the Islamic government and they themselves have stood up to this regime. Why should they boycott innocent people from taking the language test? These sanctions do no harm to the Islamic Republic and only harm the Iranian people, who are educated and seeking progress.

Behnoush Barzegar

Iranian people have the right to access quality education. Denying an entire population access to an international English proficiency test is discriminatory and creates unfair barriers to education and employment. Access to academic opportunities should not depend on nationality or place of residence.

Bamdad Adibnia

Iranian students deserve equal access to international academic opportunities.

paris tavskoli

I booked an exam sit in Turkey

maral galedari

Education restriction is the violation of human rights

F R

All people, regardless of nationality, should be able to live and grow in the global village; it is an obvious discrimination in 21st century against ordinary people who do not have any control on the policy or the place they were born.

Fatima R

STOP discrimination against innocent hardworking people

Sina Charani Shandiz

This sudden restriction is unfair to Iranian PTE candidates who have already spent significant time, money, and effort preparing and arranging travel. Many have already booked and paid for exams outside Iran under the previous rules. Pearson should provide a reasonable transition period and allow existing candidates to take their scheduled exams. Education and language assessment should remain accessible and fair to everyone.

Fatemeh Masoudi

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.