Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Yasaman Hashemi

This is very important to me because the PTE exam is a crucial part of my plans for migration and my professional future. I have invested a significant amount of time, effort, and money preparing for this exam, and having access to a fair and internationally recognized English test is essential for me to achieve my goals. I believe Iranian candidates should have the same opportunity as other candidates to demonstrate their English proficiency and pursue their education, career, migration plans.

Pouria Shayesteh

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

Matineh Mousavi

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.

Atefe Mohamadi

We need help, it's not fair at all.

Farnaz Dibazar

I have always been a hardworking and responsible person, and I have invested a significant amount of time and effort in my studies and in improving my life and building a better future. Therefore, being unable to attend the PTE examination was extremely distressing for me.

Mohsen Sohofi

Please don’t impose this restriction on Iranians living in Iran. I have no choice but to immigrate in order to build a better future for myself. I have already spent a great deal of money and effort on my immigration journey. Please consider lifting this restriction for Iranians who have endured so much and are simply trying to build a better future.

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for a decent human right

Milad Mohkam

Politics should be separated from science and knowledge.

sepehr rostami

please change the regulations of PTE that will apply after 7 sep for iranian

Mohadese Aghabozorgi

We have read for this exam for months and it's not fair to cancel it like we are not existed!!!

behnam danyali

Because I've been studying and taking the PTE test for over two years, and now it's suddenly canceled.

Amirhosein Chayichi

I'm looking forward to working as a GP in Australia so i need to pass PTE and AMC MCQ

mahsa sareminia

The people of Iran should not become victims of political circumstances. Please reconsider this decision and restore the opportunity for Iranian people to take the PTE exam. Iranian people deserve the same opportunities as people around the world and should not be deprived of access to education, work, and migration opportunities because of politics. We kindly ask you to provide a fair and accessible way for Iranian candidates to take the PTE exam.

Mahta SJ

because the denial of this right for Iranians is the true example of discrimination against a completely civil and innocent nation. everybody has the right to pursue their objectives anywhere they want

Rashid Amand

PTE is very necessary for iranian people, iranian people are apart from politicians!! Please please please open it for US ! 🙏🏻

Ahmad Dadmehr

We Iranian people without any fault are deprived of this exam and it's not fair to be punished because of our government

Fariba

I want to move in Aus and it is important to me...

Zoha S

Many people's lives depend on this test and its score. Please don't make things any harder for us Iranians.

mahsa taheri

This decision has created significant stress and uncertainty for many Iranian test takers who depend on this exam for their education, work, and migration plans. We kindly ask you to reconsider this decision and provide a fair and accessible solution for candidates in Iran. Thank you for your understanding and consideration

Amirhossein Pourimanshad

It is incredibly frustrating to be prevented from taking the PTE simply because our primary residence is in Iran. Many of us are willing to travel abroad, pay the full costs, and follow all required procedures, yet we are still denied the opportunity to take an exam that is essential for our academic and professional futures. We are not asking for special treatment—only a fair and legally permissible way to prove our English ability and pursue our goals.