Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Khashaiar Bahrami

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.

Tahmin Habibi

Iranian students deserve equal access to international academic opportunities.

Zahra Izadi

Educational opportunities should never be used as a tool of political pressure. Blocking educational opportunities affects students' future, not governments.

fateme darvishnezhad

Dear PTE Support Team, I am writing to express my deep concern regarding my situation and to respectfully request that you reconsider your decision. I have been preparing for the PTE Academic exam for the past year. I have invested a great deal of my time, effort, and energy in preparing for this exam because taking it is extremely important to me and my future. I sincerely believe that it is unfair to deny me the opportunity to take a language proficiency test. Everyone should have a fair an

Mohammad Amin Shekoohi

This is not fair!!! if you have a problem with state, why individuals have to suffer??? What's the difference between a human born in Iran and others?! That's a big discrimination which can prevent talents from having opportunities to grow, contribute and make a better future for humanity.

Parvaneh Pirouti021

I am a midwife in Iran and willing to apply for jobs in the UK and Australia, both of which requires pearson tests.

Ghazaleh Zolghadr

Dear Sir or Madam, I am an Iranian person, and I need the degree of PTE to apply for an international university. But unfortunately, you ban Iranian residents for this exam. Please think again about this decision. Thank you for your understanding in advance. Ghazaleh

Supporter

Iranian candidates have already faced significant difficulties in accessing PTE. For years, many of Iranian people have been forced to travel abroad and pay substantial additional costs just to take the exam, while having to sit the test far from our homes and under much more stressful circumstances. Now the situation has become worse, and some Iranian candidates may not be able to take PTE at all. This is not fair. We are not asking for special treatment—only a fair opportunity to take exam

Abdolreza Nickbakht

I have been preparing for the PTE Academic test for almost a year, investing a significant amount of my time, effort, and resources in order to achieve my educational and professional goals. For many Iranian students and professionals, PTE is not simply an English test. It is an essential step toward education, employment, professional development, and building a better future. This decision can have serious and unfair consequences for Iranian lives and future plans.

hoda soltani

Restor PTE academic access for iranian resident

Maedeh Rezaeifar

Beacase this role is political issue, the student sepratet of goverment of IRAN, please cancle this new role.

Samira Habibi

Iranian students deserve equal access to international academic opportunities.

Farhad

What you are doing is an injustice to Iranians who have spent years and hours preparing for this exam. Regardless of the exorbitant costs they have incurred so far, what is our sin? Just because we are simple Iranian citizens, we should be subjected to this oppression and pressure. What you are doing is a clear violation of human rights. Please reconsider.

Meisam Moradi

I hate our politicians, I hate to live in Iran under the rule of this evil government.

Amin Esmaeilzadeh

Because me and my wife have a plan to going to istanbul and take exam in orther to study in Australia but now, nothing.

Maryam Kenarkoohi

Because I'm peopl, not government!

ramin atighi

This action is the true example od racism and its not ethical , you can not ban the academic people of the entire nation because political reasons that are unrelated to them. It is really unfair to declair this the day before the exam

Ali Ghaseminia

Living in a free world is the undeniable right for everyone.

Maryam Moftskhar

Please separate ordinary people and the academic community from politics.

Shaghayegh Rostami

Iranian have the right to access quality education