Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

morteza Amirian

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Kiarash Shahbaz

Iran is full of exceptional talent. Australia will be depriving itself of a pool of talented individuals with a compatible value system. Discriminating against a group of people due to political disputes with the Islamic Republic government is unfair and unwise.

Mahsasadat Seyedsaleh

It's necessary for iranian that book for English exam especially PTE for education and immigration also we are human that traing for having better life and promotion in all the time.I think it's very unfair for us.

Mitra Torabi

Removing the PTE option for Iranians could have a deeply negative impact on the future of many young people, especially at a time when they are already facing extremely difficult circumstances. Taking away an important pathway for study, migration and future opportunities would be unfair and could significantly limit the choices available to an entire community. I strongly believe Iranian applicants should be given the same fair opportunities as everyone else.

Maryam Syed mousavi

Iranians should have the right to pursue opportunities and immigrate. The people of Iran are separate from the Iranian government, and this decision will prevent many Iranians who are interested in better job and career opportunities, and who could become valuable and productive members of your country, from having access to those opportunities

Aidin Nejabati

Because we must respect the efforts of thousands of people.

Fatemeh Mohtashamian

Why educated and talented Iranians have to go through this ban?

Safoora Tahery

Restore PTE academic access for Iranian resident

Hooman khoshneshin

This decision is deeply unfair to Iranian PTE candidates. We have spent months and years preparing for our academic and migration goals. We are not asking for special treatment—only equal and fair access to PTE Academic. Please reconsider this decision and restore access for Iranian residents.

Shirin Arjmandi Rad

I am deeply concerned about the cancellation of PTE exams for Iranian candidates. Many of us have invested significant time, money, and effort preparing for this exam, and our future study, employment, professional registration, and visa plans depend on it. I respectfully ask Pearson PTE to reconsider this decision and provide a fair solution that allows Iranian candidates to take the exam without discrimination based on nationality.

Somayeh Shirdel

This is unfair to Iranians

Sajjad behnam nik

i want that pte

Susanna Cobucci

Because Iran residents are innocent human beings. Politicians are not. Nobody should follow such a stupid and inacceptable termes..we are supposed to be a grown up humanity with sense of justice and accountability !

Phatemeh Rezazadeh

Because it's not fair.😐

Somaye Pandeh

Educational opportunities should never be used as a tool of political pressure.

mahdi karimi

I want to migrate and scape from islamic republic and this issue is the first

marjan mehrad

Why have you restricted Iranian nurses from taking the NCLEX? Iranian nurses deserve the same opportunity to pursue their professional careers and demonstrate their knowledge and skills. This restriction is unfair and deeply disappointing. We urge Pearson to reconsider this policy and provide a clear explanation.

Samira Saffarzadeh

I strongly oppose the suspension of PTE exams for candidates residing in Iran. Access to an English language test should not be denied based solely on nationality or place of residence. Many Iranian candidates rely on PTE for education, professional opportunities, and migration. We respectfully urge Pearson and the relevant authorities to reconsider this decision and provide a fair and accessible solution for Iranian test takers.

Sasan Sepehrinejad

My friends in Iran

Seyedeh Elham Ghahari

Why should innocent people be deprived of the opportunity to have a bright future and achieve their dreams? Everyone deserves a fair chance to learn, work, and build a better future, regardless of their nationality.