Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
1,851 Comments
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mina moradi
2 days ago
Mina
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Majid Ghasemzadeh
2 days ago
Equality for all ! Equal education should not be mixed with political issuses.
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Ali Azimi
2 days ago
I spent months investing my time, money, and effort preparing for this exam, only to be told that Iranian candidates would no longer be able to take it in Iran, with just five days’ notice.
This is deeply unfair to everyone who worked hard for their education and future. I am truly disappointed that Pearson has allowed politics to interfere with education and people’s right to learn, progress, and pursue their goals.
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Moni Nazari
2 days ago
That’s not fair.
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Ali talati lotf
2 days ago
End these racist restrictions, the people of Iran do not deserve all these restrictions and misery.
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Mery Gh
2 days ago
Beacuse I am Iranian
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Leila Monfared
2 days ago
Because fairness in each and every aspect should be applied for all mankind around the world, despite the nationality, race, gender, religion, and ….
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Mohammad fakhr
2 days ago
Equal rights to participate in events, educational opportunities, and cultural exchange, regardless of nationality, is the primary motivation for signing this petition.
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Farshid Belalzadeh
2 days ago
Im one of these people who is prepared to exam
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Parniya Pashaee
2 days ago
Iranian are human too. Its not fair at all to deprive them from attending the test just because of their nationalities.
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Mahdieh
2 days ago
I am signing in solidarity with my fellow Iranians who have worked hard to prepare for PTE and now face an unfair barrier beyond their control. Education and opportunity should not be restricted by nationality.
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Ardeshir Mohammadi
2 days ago
This decision is ruining many young peoples' goals living in Iran, many efforts, and many dreams. It's not fare
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Mostafa
2 days ago
PTE ban for Iranian nationality
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Madeh Ebrahimi
2 days ago
Because I had plan for many years for immigration.and I'm Iranian who I'm not agree with government in iran and I'm victim of policy.
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Fateme Talebi
2 days ago
i wanted to exam pte but I can't cause I'm Iranian!
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ali ebrahimi
2 days ago
It's our right to take this exam
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Panah Moayed
2 days ago
This is unfair .we need the permission to take PTE test please address this issue
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Farshad Roozbahani
2 days ago
I need this document for my immigration process, and the delay is affecting my life.
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Mahtab Zanganeh parsa
2 days ago
Please, we kindly ask you to remove the restriction on taking the PTE exam for Iranian candidates who are currently residing in Iran. Many Iranian students and professionals rely on PTE as an essential step toward their educational and career goals abroad. We sincerely hope you will reconsider this restriction and allow candidates in Iran to take the exam again. Thank you for your understanding and consideration.
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Elmira Yaghoubi
2 days ago
Dear Pearson PTE Team,
I am writing on behalf of Iranian PTE Academic candidates who are directly affected by the recent Pearson VUE announcement regarding candidates who are residents of Iran, effective September 8, 2026.
We fully understand that Pearson must comply with applicable laws and regulatory requirements, and we respect Pearson's obligations in this regard.
However, many Iranian candidates had already registered and paid for their PTE Academic examinations before this announcement.
Mina
Equality for all ! Equal education should not be mixed with political issuses.
I spent months investing my time, money, and effort preparing for this exam, only to be told that Iranian candidates would no longer be able to take it in Iran, with just five days’ notice. This is deeply unfair to everyone who worked hard for their education and future. I am truly disappointed that Pearson has allowed politics to interfere with education and people’s right to learn, progress, and pursue their goals.
That’s not fair.
End these racist restrictions, the people of Iran do not deserve all these restrictions and misery.
Beacuse I am Iranian
Because fairness in each and every aspect should be applied for all mankind around the world, despite the nationality, race, gender, religion, and ….
Equal rights to participate in events, educational opportunities, and cultural exchange, regardless of nationality, is the primary motivation for signing this petition.
Im one of these people who is prepared to exam
Iranian are human too. Its not fair at all to deprive them from attending the test just because of their nationalities.
I am signing in solidarity with my fellow Iranians who have worked hard to prepare for PTE and now face an unfair barrier beyond their control. Education and opportunity should not be restricted by nationality.
This decision is ruining many young peoples' goals living in Iran, many efforts, and many dreams. It's not fare
PTE ban for Iranian nationality
Because I had plan for many years for immigration.and I'm Iranian who I'm not agree with government in iran and I'm victim of policy.
i wanted to exam pte but I can't cause I'm Iranian!
It's our right to take this exam
This is unfair .we need the permission to take PTE test please address this issue
I need this document for my immigration process, and the delay is affecting my life.
Please, we kindly ask you to remove the restriction on taking the PTE exam for Iranian candidates who are currently residing in Iran. Many Iranian students and professionals rely on PTE as an essential step toward their educational and career goals abroad. We sincerely hope you will reconsider this restriction and allow candidates in Iran to take the exam again. Thank you for your understanding and consideration.
Dear Pearson PTE Team, I am writing on behalf of Iranian PTE Academic candidates who are directly affected by the recent Pearson VUE announcement regarding candidates who are residents of Iran, effective September 8, 2026. We fully understand that Pearson must comply with applicable laws and regulatory requirements, and we respect Pearson's obligations in this regard. However, many Iranian candidates had already registered and paid for their PTE Academic examinations before this announcement.