Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Parisa Dehghani

As an Iranian citizen and as a human being, I have the right to take the PTE exam. I demand equal treatment, fairness, and justice.

Amir Damircheli

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.

Hadis alamfard

Iranian people should have the right to participate in international exams

Farzane Esterabi

because i need this exam

Tahereh Jamshidpourgilani

This is extremely unfair. We have put in so much effort, spent a significant amount of money, and made our plans based on the information and registration process available to us. Now, how are we supposed to suddenly provide proof of legal residency in another country? I live in Iran, and unfortunately, the exam has not been available in Iran for a long time. That is why I registered for the exam in Turkey. I do not have Turkish residency, and I had no reasonable alternative if I wanted to take

Mohammad Davoud Ghasemi zadkhani

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.

sasa ssp

This is unfair to the people of Iran. The Iranian people are very good, hardworking individuals, and the future of many of them depends on this exam.

Neda Moha

I believe the new policy is unfair to Iranian citizens who are truly trying to find their way to better academic life.

Shaghayegh SHAFIEI

I have been studying and preparing for this exam for the past six months, and I have invested a great deal of time, money, and effort into it. This kind of discrimination is truly unfair and inhumane. What possible reason could there be for preventing us from studying and pursuing our education?

Ali Ghorbani

Your decision is unfair, because many students became victims of your unfair decision. You now, there are many students who spent much time to study for PTE test, but now their Their dreams were shattered overnight.

saeed rahmani

Dear PTE Academic Team, I am writing to respectfully express my concern regarding the current restrictions affecting Iranian candidates who are unable to take the PTE Academic test. We understand that there may be legal, regulatory, or operational reasons behind such a decision. However, for many Iranian candidates, this situation is extremely difficult and unfair, especially when the only reason they are unable to access the test is their place of birth or nationality. Many of us have spent

Tohid Servat

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.

Asal Askari

Please don’t take away our opportunity to build a better future. For many Iranian students, PTE is not just an English exam. It is a crucial step toward education, migration, and the future we have worked so hard for. We have invested our time, money, and hope in this path. We are simply asking for a fair chance to continue our journey. Please find a way to keep PTE accessible to Iranian students.

Saeedeh Alimohamadi

It us very unfair to prevent Iranians from equal educational and working opportunities! All people around the world should have access to educational and career development.

Nasim Hashemi

Please open the exam for Iranian residents on another country

Zeinab Pishamad

It’s unfair. Iranian people is different from IRGC.

Niloo shahbazi

This isn't fair! Not at all

sevil ghasemi

I respectfully hope Pearson will reconsider this policy and ensure that Iranian candidates are able to access the PTE exam on equal and fair terms, regardless of nationality.

mohamad mehdi karimi

Because the future of a people who genuinely want to be educated and grow should not be hostage to their government and politics. This ban only creates more gaps and inequalities which in turn will have a negative impact on even the developed world. Please reconsider the unfair decision of banning the exams for Iranians because they deserve a chance to succeed.

Fatemeh Taleshi

As an Iranian student, I believe this restriction is deeply unfair and will have a serious impact on the future of many students and professionals. We have invested months of preparation, time, and money in pursuing our academic and professional goals. Being unable to take an internationally recognised English test simply because we reside in Iran creates an additional and unnecessary barrier to education and opportunity. I respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this decision and find a fair, tr