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Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

1,625 Comments

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Rahele Namazi Verified
1 day ago

Because the tests of this institution are very important for our future work and life, and in fact, banning them for Iranians is equivalent to the loss of many work and life opportunities, which will lead to a difficult future and more limited choices for us.

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Freya Noor Verified
1 day ago

Because of the educational equity!

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Elahe S Verified
1 day ago

It is too unfair! cancel the exam based on nationality? we are human! please stop discrimination

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mohammad hassan ahmadi Verified
1 day 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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mahtab roshanaei Verified
1 day ago

As an Iranian resident, this restriction directly affects my future and my opportunities for education and immigration. We deserve fair access to PTE Academic like other test takers around the world. Please reconsider this policy and restore access for Iranian residents🩵

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یاسمن ربیعزاده Verified
1 day ago

Because I'm Iranian We need help

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Pariya mohammadianfar Verified
1 day ago

Iranians worldwide are recognized for their integrity, exceptional work ethic, and significant contributions to science, culture, and industry. Conflating ordinary people with the political rulers and regimes beyond their control is an act of collective punishment. Blurring this vital distinction does not hold power accountable; instead, it deepens injustice and disproportionately harms innocent individuals striving for a better future. We call for an immediate end to these discriminatory measur

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Raziyehalsadat Masoumi Verified
1 day ago

It is very unfair,why people must to be responsible for government's action.

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Little Prince Verified
1 day ago

Education should be free from politics. Denying language testing to independent students near application deadlines destroys years of hard work. Pearson VUE must reconsider this decision.

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Pouya Salehi Verified
1 day ago

It is truly unfail action for civil nation. US officials always claim that we are friendly to Iranian people and we distinguishe policy from human's right but in the real time they did that ! At least one of their manifest !

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zeinab k Verified
1 day ago

For my future,for hope

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Marjan Erfanian Verified
1 day ago

For many of us, including my family, our future depends on access to the PTE exam. Banning Iranians—especially those living outside Iran with no connection to its government—is unfair and inhumane. Please consider the real human impact of this decision.

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Mike Naka Verified
1 day ago

It's not fair

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nahid aghamohamadi Verified
1 day ago

Why do you stop Iranian people?

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Yas Davoodi Verified
1 day ago

Because Iwant to save myself and leave my dear County 💔

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reza qanbari Verified
1 day ago

This decision could consequenses a wide range of life damages on some one who decide to immgrate from iran

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Pardis Niazzadeh Verified
1 day ago

Because me and so many of my people want to immigrate and achieve their dreams, in case to do this we need this certificate - for education, change the world and our worlds!

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Setareh Berenti Verified
1 day ago

Because the people of Iran are separate from the Iranian regime, they should be able to freely participate in international exams.

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Maryam Ahmadi Verified
1 day ago

Request to Lift Restrictions on Iranian Applicants Dear. I kindly request a reconsideration of the current restrictions placed on Iranian applicants. I believe fair access and equal opportunity reflect the values of this program. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely Maryam

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Rez1 Pourghasemian Verified
1 day 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.