Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

damoon molaei

That us not fair!

ehsan chegini

Dear PTE Team, I am writing to sincerely ask for your understanding and kind consideration regarding the restriction of the PTE examination for Iranian resident. I have been preparing for the PTE examination for the past two years, dedicating a significant amount of my time, effort, and energy to achieving the required score. This examination is extremely important to me because it is a crucial step in my plan to immigrate to Australia with my family and provide them with a better future.

Bahram Aerloo

I sincerely begging to give the chance to Iranian people to have an access to PTE exam.

Arunabha Pal

Access to education should never be restricted for any person let alone a nation and should never be used as a lever for any conflict.

Ladan Rokni

It is deeply unfair, you ban individuals who have nothing to build their future, but their knowledge and hard-work

Sedighe Erfanmanesh

اI purchased a voucher for November because I was planning to take the exam. I have been studying English for a year and have been working hard to prepare for this exam.

shahin taghati

Many intellectual diligent Iranians will be negatively impacted. I have been living under the brutal cruel regime in Iran until I could manage to come to Australia. I could not do so if I was not allowed to take PTE exam in neighbouring countries there. I feel for them now to the bone🙈

Sepideh MSZ

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. I’ve studied for more than 18 months, and it's unfair for the innocent people of Iran to banned. They are already under the pressure of a dictatorship.

Vahid apollon

People of Iran must be free for attending the exams.

Mehdi Motallebi

We need to it

Leila Valizadeh

People in Iran make every possible effort to improve their future, pursue international opportunities, and escape the difficult circumstances they live under. Denying them access to internationally recognized language proficiency tests is profoundly unfair and deprives them of a basic opportunity to pursue education, employment, and migration

Milad Hosseini Yazdi

Because of the future of Iranians and the endangerment of their educational and immigration conditions

mina rad

People Banning the language exam only harms ordinary people and does nothing to limit the interests of the Islamic Republic. This decision simply deprives people of their basic human rights.

Neda Aslanpour

It is unfair to the people of Iran to the young people that trying to find way to get out of that country

Mobina Rahatlouei

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Ali Ebadi

Because i have tried several months for this exam

Shahin Neishabouri

Really? Why?

Leila Amany

It's not be a fair !!!!!!!!

Claudio Candia Campano

Because i know people from Iran, they are all great and nice

Behrooz

Because we are all human beings