Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
759 Comments
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Sanaz Salehi
20 min ago
This is not fair to ordinary Iranian people living in Iran. We are not politicians; we are ordinary people trying to build a better future for ourselves and our families through education and migration. We should not lose our opportunities because of political circumstances beyond our control. Please reconsider this decision and allow Iranian people in Iran to take the PTE exam. We simply ask for a fair chance to build a better life.
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Elahe soltankhah
20 min ago
Iranians deserve more
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Mahdi saberi pirouz
20 min ago
It is a cruel decision and being injustice to iranian people who are not responsible for any of the events happening today. Moreover, they are the main victims of the today's situation from both sides (Iran, and other countries). Thus you are being cruel to the wrong population.
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Kimia Zarei
20 min ago
We respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and provide Iranian candidates with a fair and accessible opportunity to take the PTE exam. We hope our situation and the significant impact of this decision on our careers and futures will be taken into consideration.
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Nima Fazaeli
20 min ago
Dear Pearson PTE Team,
I am writing to respectfully request your urgent consideration regarding the recently announced suspension of PTE exam services for candidates residing in Iran, effective September 8, 2026.
I fully understand that Pearson must comply with applicable laws, regulations, and sanctions requirements. However, this sudden change will have a significant impact on thousands of Iranian test-takers who have been preparing for the PTE examination for months and have made important a
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Fafa V
20 min ago
It'a really unfair and ruins our plans about future
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Shohre Mohammadi
20 min ago
😭😭
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Sara Abazari
20 min ago
I had an exam
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Mehdi Heydari
20 min ago
Because of the firm decision to immigrate to Australia
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Ali Mosafer
20 min ago
The double standards against Iranian people have been happening crazily in the past few years!! We Iranians are under pressure of a criminal regime from the inside, and such actions from the outside world!
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Maryam Vizheh
20 min ago
Very unfair decision. Why Iranian people should pay for their regime. They are alreading suffering enough from this regime.
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Mojtaba Farhadian
20 min ago
It's not fair to suspend PTE for people who live in Iran...
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Mandali hajiha
20 min ago
Hi. We as iranian people deserve to have a right to participate in Faire competition.
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بهنام سعادتی
20 min ago
What's wrong with iranian ordinary people? They are talented, hardworking, persistent and determined.
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morteza roosta
20 min ago
i need this exam
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Matin Karimkhani
20 min ago
I need to take the test for my immigration purposes.
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الهام محبوب
20 min ago
Education restriction is the violation of human rights
Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights
Iranian have the right to access quality education
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Omid Keihani poor
20 min ago
Please let to people of iran for pte exam
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Hadi Ghojavand
20 min ago
Iranian people needs your help
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Reza Nasiri
20 min 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.
This is not fair to ordinary Iranian people living in Iran. We are not politicians; we are ordinary people trying to build a better future for ourselves and our families through education and migration. We should not lose our opportunities because of political circumstances beyond our control. Please reconsider this decision and allow Iranian people in Iran to take the PTE exam. We simply ask for a fair chance to build a better life.
Iranians deserve more
It is a cruel decision and being injustice to iranian people who are not responsible for any of the events happening today. Moreover, they are the main victims of the today's situation from both sides (Iran, and other countries). Thus you are being cruel to the wrong population.
We respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and provide Iranian candidates with a fair and accessible opportunity to take the PTE exam. We hope our situation and the significant impact of this decision on our careers and futures will be taken into consideration.
Dear Pearson PTE Team, I am writing to respectfully request your urgent consideration regarding the recently announced suspension of PTE exam services for candidates residing in Iran, effective September 8, 2026. I fully understand that Pearson must comply with applicable laws, regulations, and sanctions requirements. However, this sudden change will have a significant impact on thousands of Iranian test-takers who have been preparing for the PTE examination for months and have made important a
It'a really unfair and ruins our plans about future
😭😭
I had an exam
Because of the firm decision to immigrate to Australia
The double standards against Iranian people have been happening crazily in the past few years!! We Iranians are under pressure of a criminal regime from the inside, and such actions from the outside world!
Very unfair decision. Why Iranian people should pay for their regime. They are alreading suffering enough from this regime.
It's not fair to suspend PTE for people who live in Iran...
Hi. We as iranian people deserve to have a right to participate in Faire competition.
What's wrong with iranian ordinary people? They are talented, hardworking, persistent and determined.
i need this exam
I need to take the test for my immigration purposes.
Education restriction is the violation of human rights Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights Iranian have the right to access quality education
Please let to people of iran for pte exam
Iranian people needs your help
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.