Studies of nickel sorption from sulfuric acid leachates of oxidized nickel ores have been carried out. It was shown that ion exchangers with bis-picolylamine and iminodiacetate groups exhibit the ability to adsorb nickel (II) ions even against the background of prevailing concentrations of iron (III) ions. The most effective was the ion exchanger Lewatit TP220 and, to a lesser extent, Lewatit TP207. Sorption of nickel with satisfactory performance occurs both in the variant of resin-in-pulp and from clarified solutions. During sorption from the pulp, the capacity for nickel was 5.44 mg/g, for iron, 25.17 mg/g.