Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Sahar Sayyad

Hi I am a iranian person whom wants to take PTE exam for immigration; because of this new rull i can't do it; I ask you PLEAASEEE cancle this rull, We are iranians who doesn't relate to our government

Rahim Roozgard

PTE: I am signing this petition because Iranian students and healthcare professionals should not be denied access to international education and career opportunities simply because of their nationality. These restrictions unfairly affect ordinary people who are trying to build a better future through education, work, and legal migration. We deserve a fair chance, especially during such difficult times.

Meisam Mhn

Young students have done nothing wrong to pay the price for it , they are just students /kids

Ehsan Alizadeh

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.

Ayda Rabiee

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.

us ha

It’s not fair to ban Iranian students from attending international exams 🕊️

Ardavan Rahnama

My friends have been preparing for pte test for a long time.

Mohammad Shojaei

Its not fair, its all about our future. I never chose my country born. They cant banned me because just I born in Iran.

mehdi Akbari

It's not fair at all. Please return back this inevitable right to Iranian people.

Maryam rafiee

Please return PTE

Mohammad Naderi Tehrani

We respectfully urge Pearson and the relevant authorities to reconsider the new restriction preventing residents of Iran from taking the PTE Academic examination. For many Iranian candidates, PTE is an essential pathway to education, immigration, employment, and professional development. Preventing candidates from taking the examination solely because of their country of residence creates a significant and unfair barrier, even when they are willing to travel abroad and comply fully with Pearson

Alireza Belbasi

Please restore PTE access for Iranian candidates. We only want to take the exam at international centers as before. This restriction unfairly harms our education, migration, and career opportunities. Thank you.

Negin Safari

This is not fair, we are trying here with lots of restrictions.

hadis rad

I strongly object to the restrictions placed on Iranian candidates taking the PTE exam. I have invested a significant amount of time, money, and effort in preparing for this exam and improving my English for my future immigration plans. These restrictions have not only caused me financial and emotional stress but have also put important opportunities for my future and my family’s future at risk. It is deeply unfair for candidates to lose opportunities they have worked so hard for simply because

Roya Farsi

PTE is not just an exam for me. It is a crucial step in the immigration journey I have spent years preparing and sacrificing for. I have invested countless hours studying English, as well as significant money, energy, and hope, to build a better future. Being denied the opportunity to take this exam because of my nationality could put years of preparation and investment at risk. Please give Iranian candidates a fair chance to prove their abilities. Our nationality should not determine whether

Zakieh Madadi

I am currently preparing for the exam and intend to take it shortly.

Mahya Mousavi

The right to education should not be taken away from ordinary citizens of a country.

Shadi Daneshnia

I wanna take the exam as the same as others , I have assessment and I need the score exam of pte

Mozhde Safarpour

I am going to take PTE exam this year.

Asieh Manafi

Because education and testing are the right of all human beings and have nothing to do with geography or nationality.