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Following article describe how to move resources between Azure subscriptions.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/resource-group-move-resources/

However it says that both subscriptions must exist within the same tenant. Apparently that is not the case with my 2 Azure accounts and I didn't know until now that behind the scenes I have a Tenant ID linked to these accounts.

I'm now wondering how to get some of my accounts that I'm using for my company to be linked to a common Tenant ID.

Any ideas?

Jarrich Van de Voorde
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Tenant here refers to Azure Active Directory (AAD) associated with your azure subscription.

The steps to change the associated AAD for an Azure subscription are described here.

The service admin of the Azure subscription, who is already a member of the current associated AAD, should also be member in AAD you want to associate.

Typically, existing AAD belongs to a Microsoft account. This accounts needs to be added to the target AAD.

Abhay Saraf
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  • Down voted for the following reasons: 1. The linked steps no longer work. 2. Please don't paste answers that just link to somewhere else; provide the actual steps inline. (Links break, etc.) – BrainSlugs83 Apr 28 '17 at 20:50
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Updated answer for the new portal (early 2018).

Follow this link: How to associate or add an Azure subscription to Azure Active Directory to associate your subscription with the new tenant (directory).

Once you've done it, you can transfer between subscriptions.

Vadim Berman
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