Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident

Mohsen Shiri

It is a acadimic matter, that's our right. Help us please we are just students

Maleki Maryam

I signed the petition to restore PTE Academic access for Iranian residents.

Fatima Salehi

Because it’s a racist act and the issue will affects many Iranian people who are not involved and related to the cause of sanctions or any harmful activities.

Hamed Barazandeh

: I am signing this petition because Iranian test takers should not be denied access to the PTE Academic exam simply because of their nationality. We are students, professionals, and individuals pursuing education and opportunities abroad. Access to a fair and internationally recognized English test should be based on our abilities, not where we come from. I respectfully ask Pearson to reconsider this policy and provide Iranian candidates with a fair and accessible path to take the PTE exam.

Nasim Fallah

It is deeply unfair to penalise ordinary Iranian people for the actions of the Islamic Republic. Our problem is with the government—not with innocent citizens seeking education and a better future. Denying people in Iran access to the Pearson PTE test only increases their hardship and discrimination. Please reconsider this unjust decision.

Samaneh Mollaei

Please don't restrict PTE for iranian people. What is our mistake? Where is humanity?

Atefeh Mirkhalaf

Due to the fact that the Academic pte for Iranian has been suspended.

Iman Namaei

Iranians taking the test have nothing to do with the government under sanctions

Masoud Hasannia

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.

Armin pouladi

I have taken a lot of time on being prepared for PTE academic test so, This is not happening for me and other same learners anymore, Because of my residence and it so unfair.

Ramin

It is important because many of Iranian future depends on this matter

Amin Abbasi

I have already booked my PTE Academic test in Van, Türkiye for 16 September 2026, and I have paid for my accommodation and transportation. This sudden policy change puts me and many other Iranian candidates in a very difficult situation. We are asking Pearson to reconsider this decision, or at the very least allow candidates with existing bookings to take their exams or reschedule them before the new restrictions take effect. Please do not let years of preparation and significant financial commi

Asem Fouladi

Please reconsider canceling exams for Iranian candidates who have already paid and booked exams at test centers outside Iran. We have made significant financial and travel arrangements to take these exams. Please allow already-paid exams outside Iran to proceed, or provide a fair alternative without financial loss.

Zahra Enjedani

Education is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. Restricting access to education is a violation of basic human rights. No student should be denied educational opportunities because of their nationality or place of residence. Iranian students have the right to pursue quality education without discrimination. Educational opportunities should never be used as a tool of political pressure. Students should not be punished for political decisions beyond their control. Access to internatio

Maziar Taghizadeh

Educational opportunities should never be used as a tools of political pressure Iranian students deserve equal access to international academic opportunities

Ghazal Farahani

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.

Masoud Saadat fakhr

Not fair!

Parisa Maleki Dana

Education and professional qualifications should remain independent of geographical borders. I sincerely hope Pearson reconsiders this decision and restores access for residents in Iran.

farangis sh

I want immigrants to come to Australia.

Pardis Kaviani

Dear Pearson, Preventing a whole nation from Education is against human rights. Iranian have the right to access quality education. PTE is an important part of the academic and immigration plans of many Iranian students and professionals. A short transition period would make a significant difference to those who have already invested considerable time, money, and effort preparing for this examination. We sincerely hope you will review this situation. Kind regards,