Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Nili Zarin

Taking the PTE exam is a right for all people around the world, yet you exclude Iranians as human beings. Iranian people are not the same as the Islamic Republic regime.

Maziar

I'm an architect and I'm going to immigrate and I'm ready for this test

Saghi ghafarzadeh

PTE is important to me because I am preparing to apply for PhD programs in Europe, particularly Finland. As an Iranian student, losing access to PTE would create another major barrier to pursuing my academic goals. I hope PTE remains accessible to Iranian students.

Alireza Jo

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.

bahar Tafaghodi

i study alot to take part in exam.

pouria keyvanfar

I strongly oppose cancelling PTE access for Iranian test-takers. PTE is a vital pathway for many of us to pursue education, work, and migration. Please keep PTE available to Iranians.

Nava Hemmat

I am signing this petition because the restriction on taking the PTE exam for Iranian candidates has created a serious barrier for many students and professionals who need the test for education, immigration, and career opportunities. We believe Iranian candidates deserve a fair opportunity to take the PTE exam like other test takers around the world. We ask for this restriction to be reconsidered and lifted.

Arasg Padad

This is not fairly for irannian people. There is no place for pte academic test in iran and we have only one way to get this course in another country.

Azadeh Ezzatollahi Tanha

Dear Pearson PTE Team, Could you please clarify why PTE tests for Iranian candidates have been suspended from September 8? This is particularly important for us, as many Iranian candidates have urgent academic, visa, and immigration deadlines that depend on obtaining their PTE results.

Somayeh RAFIEIYAN

This issue is very important to me because, as an Iranian living in Iran, I need to travel to another country to take the PTE exam, as it has never been available in Iran. The new restriction prevents me and many other Iranians from taking the exam, which directly affects our education and career plans. I kindly request that this restriction be reconsidered and that Iranian residents be allowed to take the PTE exam abroad again.

Mohaddese Ghadimi

It’s not fair People of Iran are different from the government of this country. Please understand us🙏🏻

Gilda sharifi

Due to the recent political problems between my country and other nations, I had planned to immigrate somewhere with my bachelor's degree in nursing. However, I don't think it is fair that my nationality limits my opportunities and prevents me from having the freedom to immigrate or pursue other options. Please remove these limitations.

faeze aghajanloo

My husband woul have to take the exam on october

Zahra nouri

I was studying for PTE exam very hard.

Niusha Nazari

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.

Mahdieh Nasiri

Because we are humans and it's not Fair!

Hani Ahmadi

I strongly object to the suspension of the PTE examination for Iranian test-takers. This decision is unfair and creates significant difficulties for Iranian students, professionals, and those who are seeking educational and immigration opportunities.

Kimiya Loofi

This is incredibly unfair. Why are Iranian candidates being banned from taking Pearson exams? Why can’t we have the same opportunities as people everywhere else in the world? Our nationality shouldn’t determine whether we’re allowed to take an exam.

somayeh sorouri

Iranian people are not to be blamed for the political condition of the country. Sanctions must target the policy makers. People have no role on the status quo. This is definitely a form of racism to exclude an entire nation femrom having the rights that other people enjoy.

Arezoo Kheirollahi

Because Iranian people and the government are not the same. And its not fair this happening to Iranian hardworking people