Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
1,267 Comments
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leila momeni
9 hr ago
We need this for our migration to Australia.
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Daniel Saffari
9 hr ago
It's not fair, I want to immigrate to another country and we have many problems but with this new situation you're making it harder.
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sareh boshagh
9 hr ago
Isn't it enough that the exam isn't even offered in Iran? Now you've banned Iranian residents from taking it too? All of us traveled to another country to take it. Ridiculous.
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Hamid Talebian
9 hr ago
I studied pte for one year and in one night you ruined my life.
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Hadi Teimouri
9 hr ago
I have spent months preparing for the PTE Academic exam and planning my future around studying and working internationally. This sudden restriction is heartbreaking for students and professionals who have invested time, effort, and money in preparing for the test. We only ask for the opportunity to prove our English ability. Please reconsider this decision and restore PTE Academic access for Iranian residents.
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Mohamed
9 hr ago
For my future
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Sara Jang
9 hr ago
I want to migrate to another country as a medical doc
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Aysanpvz
9 hr ago
It’s not fare.
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Shirin Bodouhi
9 hr ago
Please hear the voice of Iranian test takers.
For many of us, PTE is not just an exam—it is a pathway to education, career opportunities, and a better future. Being unable to take the test because of our nationality puts years of hard work and countless dreams at risk.
We respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and ensure equal and fair access to PTE for Iranian candidates. Please don’t let nationality stand between students and their dreams. 🤍
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Roohollah nematollahi
9 hr ago
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Shohreh Hatami
9 hr ago
This matters to me because PTE is essential to my education and immigration plans, and Iranian candidates deserve equal access to the exam.
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Amir Abedini Koshksaray
9 hr 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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Atabak Tammuzkhah
9 hr ago
It's completely unfair and a total discrimination against Iranian youths who put their hope for being useful in a different country than their own home. US and AU gov people have told multiple times that they support the people of Iran, and this is how you support Iranian people??? Are you liars?! I don't think so, fix this embarrassing discrimination.
UNFAIR, UNFAIR, UNFAIR.
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Leila So
9 hr ago
This is unfair. We have invested significant time and money preparing for the PTE exam. Political conflicts with the Islamic Republic should not punish ordinary Iranian people who have no connection to the government and even oppose its policies. We should not have to pay the price for decisions we did not make.
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Hamed
9 hr ago
It is not fair for the rights of the real people!!!
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Shadi Hatami
9 hr ago
Because this is injustice for the people of Iran.
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Ali Amini
9 hr ago
It is not fair to Iranian people
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Erfun Azadi
9 hr ago
As an international teacher trainer with more than +9years of experience and Cambridge certified teacher trainer.
PTE is the most recommended test from me to my student for their immigration program. For this path i have put my life on the line and trying to make better environment for english and students.
I highly request with all due respect to consider this as an opportunity for iranians and for the educators to expand their knowledge and to catch their dreams by allowing us to be allowed…
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Yasaman Jamshidi
9 hr ago
It is not fair at all to limit Iranian test takers just only because of political reasons.
There are lots of hopes and efforts behind all of those people to make their future.
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mehdi sheikholeslami kandelousi
9 hr ago
Dear Pearson PTE Team,
I am an Iranian candidate currently residing in Iran and preparing for the PTE exam for my Australian work visa.
I have spent significant time and money preparing for the exam, and this sudden restriction has seriously affected my plans.
I respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision or provide a reasonable transitional period or an alternative option for Iranian candidates.
I would greatly appreciate your understanding and support.
Kind regards,
Mehdi
We need this for our migration to Australia.
It's not fair, I want to immigrate to another country and we have many problems but with this new situation you're making it harder.
Isn't it enough that the exam isn't even offered in Iran? Now you've banned Iranian residents from taking it too? All of us traveled to another country to take it. Ridiculous.
I studied pte for one year and in one night you ruined my life.
I have spent months preparing for the PTE Academic exam and planning my future around studying and working internationally. This sudden restriction is heartbreaking for students and professionals who have invested time, effort, and money in preparing for the test. We only ask for the opportunity to prove our English ability. Please reconsider this decision and restore PTE Academic access for Iranian residents.
For my future
I want to migrate to another country as a medical doc
It’s not fare.
Please hear the voice of Iranian test takers. For many of us, PTE is not just an exam—it is a pathway to education, career opportunities, and a better future. Being unable to take the test because of our nationality puts years of hard work and countless dreams at risk. We respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and ensure equal and fair access to PTE for Iranian candidates. Please don’t let nationality stand between students and their dreams. 🤍
R.nematollahi
This matters to me because PTE is essential to my education and immigration plans, and Iranian candidates deserve equal access to the exam.
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.
It's completely unfair and a total discrimination against Iranian youths who put their hope for being useful in a different country than their own home. US and AU gov people have told multiple times that they support the people of Iran, and this is how you support Iranian people??? Are you liars?! I don't think so, fix this embarrassing discrimination. UNFAIR, UNFAIR, UNFAIR.
This is unfair. We have invested significant time and money preparing for the PTE exam. Political conflicts with the Islamic Republic should not punish ordinary Iranian people who have no connection to the government and even oppose its policies. We should not have to pay the price for decisions we did not make.
It is not fair for the rights of the real people!!!
Because this is injustice for the people of Iran.
It is not fair to Iranian people
As an international teacher trainer with more than +9years of experience and Cambridge certified teacher trainer. PTE is the most recommended test from me to my student for their immigration program. For this path i have put my life on the line and trying to make better environment for english and students. I highly request with all due respect to consider this as an opportunity for iranians and for the educators to expand their knowledge and to catch their dreams by allowing us to be allowed…
It is not fair at all to limit Iranian test takers just only because of political reasons. There are lots of hopes and efforts behind all of those people to make their future.
Dear Pearson PTE Team, I am an Iranian candidate currently residing in Iran and preparing for the PTE exam for my Australian work visa. I have spent significant time and money preparing for the exam, and this sudden restriction has seriously affected my plans. I respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision or provide a reasonable transitional period or an alternative option for Iranian candidates. I would greatly appreciate your understanding and support. Kind regards, Mehdi