Restore Access to NMC CBT and NCLEX-RN for Nurses in Iran

Arash Ghaseminia

Iranian people should not be equated with the actions or policies of the authoritarian regime governing Iran. Please do not close immigration pathways to individuals who seek safety, opportunity, and the chance to pursue their dreams beyond their country’s borders.

Samaneh Nazi

Beacuse I have contract with one of the company in USA

Pouya Baradari

Nurses in Iran are in a realy tough situation, facing compulsory execessive working hours without adequate compensation, underpayment and short-time contracts. There is no job security. The last chance for us is immigration but theese restrictions and banning innocent nurses from taking international exams are shattering their hopes to have a normal life. Please reconsider your decision. Nurses are not harmful for societies.

mahan moshfeghi

It's important for me that my nationality shouldn't be a obstacle for me,and stop me to follow my dream.

Mahdi Hosseini

As one of the world’s leading healthcare systems, the United States can and should distinguish legitimate security and foreign-policy considerations from the professional right of qualified individuals to have their competence fairly evaluated. Skill and knowledge have no nationality. A qualified nurse should be judged by their competence not by their passport.

مائده عرب

For immigration and employment in hospitals, increasing literacy, knowledge, awareness, gaining experience, progress, and achieving higher salaries, success, and happiness.

Delaram Khoshneshin

My living situation here is such that I have nothing to lose...

Maryam Leys

As Iranian nurses, we respectfully ask for a fair review of the restrictions preventing us from taking the CBT/NCLEX. We understand the importance of sanctions and security regulations, but nationality alone should not determine an individual’s professional opportunities. Qualified nurses should be assessed based on their education, credentials, and competency. Please reconsider this policy and provide a fair, lawful pathway for Iranian nurses to pursue licensure.

ashkan rahmati

Due to high skilled nurses from iran for migration

Fatemeh Jokar

It is not fair at any reason... We are young and hard working people with dreams .. Why everyone wants to kill our dreams? Please stop sacrifising our lives.

shirin mouri

Qualified Iranian nurses deserve equal access to the NCLEX and international career opportunities.

Fatemeh Shahverdi

Iranian nurses deserve equal treatment

Raha

As an Iranian and human I have right to emigrate somewhere else for creating better life for myself and ma family ...besides most of health care personnel here have been trying several years to prepare for RN and other international exams and courses...please do not see us just like our governments...we are different...we, I mean Iranian people, Don't support our governors...we want our right for international exams

sepideh taghipour

because of my nclex exam,i can't do it

Neda Safaei

It is totally unfair to iranian nurses to be discriminated like this

ALIREZA ESLAMI

Because I'm going to go abroad and take the exam but now I can't

Haniyeh Paknahad

Please return the accessibility to CBT exam for Iranian people

Royaghanbarpor Roya

I am a nurse .this is important fur mi

Sina Rahmani

Im a nurse who wants to migrate and this affects me so much

Mahhii Davtalab

I am nicu nurse ans my husband is ìçu man. We have been studying for months and it is really disappointing that obstacles never stop growing and we have to fight for basic things that others Seem to get handed to them . Any help ypu can offer in solving this problem would be greatly appreciated