Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

khashayar rashedi

Human right. Iranians are human.

Fatima Arjomandi

I am Iranian and need to get this test very soon for my graduation visa in Australia

Mark Kazemi

It unfair for the innocent people of Iran to get banned they already are under pressure of a dictatorship and such a actions is not against the dictatorship it exactly support the dictatorship ideas to put more pressure on people of Iran.

soodeh samiepour

This is the life of lots of young people who invest their life and planned for it. This is not fair that because of nation or place of leaving do not let people to take an exam. This is a big discrimination. This is playing with life of lots of educated skilled people who can do their best in the word and make the word better place to live

Maryam Majidi

The restrictions you have imposed on Iranian test takers appear to be unprecedented compared with the treatment of other nationalities. Restricting people’s access to education and educational opportunities based on their nationality raises serious concerns about fairness, equality, and fundamental human rights. These decisions are not simply administrative policies. They directly affect the futures, opportunities, hopes of many talented young Iranians who are working hard to pursue education.

Amin Ghorbani

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.

Sally Doostdari

Because it is unfair for Iranian people who are very intelligent and seeking for better life and education.

Mara Sh

I strongly oppose the suspension of PTE testing in Iran. Please restore access for Iranian candidates and give them a fair opportunity to pursue their future.

Mostafa Karipour

Because it affect in my future security.

Kimia Moghadam

There should be no barrier for science, banning Iranian people from taking PTE exam is a clear sign of racism.

Masoumeh Mehdi

Education is human right.

Sara Talebi

This decision is deeply discriminatory and unfair to Iranian applicants. Thousands of Iranians have spent years investing their time, money, and energy in pursuing education, skilled migration, and professional opportunities abroad. Removing access to the PTE exam for Iranian nationals places an unnecessary barrier in front of people who have worked hard to build their futures. We urge Pearson to reconsider this decision and ensure equal access to language testing regardless of nationality.

Mina hosseinitayyebi

Its Iranian right to do international English tests

Mahsa keshavarzi

People spent lot of their time, money and energy on this. It is not fair to abandon them for no reason. It is their lives.

Amir Nemati

I had a booked test on 17th September! And now it is canceled.

Vahid Nahal

It is unfair

maryam rezaei

This exam is very important for immigration and most of universities. Thanks for your attention to this matter.

yahya Hosseini

I left my job to study for PTE.

Nina Hosseini

For many Iranians, immigration is not a choice—it is a rescue from an oppressive regime and a chance to build a normal life\. Blocking Iranians from taking the PTE is unfair and discriminatory\. Regime officials have wealth and connections; they do not need a language test to leave Iran\. The people harmed by this restriction are ordinary Iranians who are already suffering\. Please do not punish the victims of an oppressive regime by creating more barriers to their only path to have a normallife

Helia Habibian

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.