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This guide explains the following migration scenarios:
If you don't have the resourcemanager.organizations.get permission on the parent organization resource of the project, it's likely that your projects don't reflect as expected under the actual organization in the Google Cloud console. This can make it seem like the project is not associated with any organization resource.
To determine whether the project is associated with an organization resource, do the following:
gcloudRun the following command:
gcloud projects describe PROJECT_ID
Replace PROJECT_ID with the ID of the project that you want to migrate.
If the parent resource is not displayed in the output, it confirms that the project is not associated with an organization resource.
If the parent resource (folder or organization resource) is displayed in the output, it confirms that the project is associated with an organization resource.
For more details related to migrating projects, see the following:
The project resource is the base-level organizing entity in a Google Cloud organization resource. Projects are created under organization resources, and can be placed under folders or the organization resource itself, forming the resource hierarchy. You may need to migrate projects between organization resources due to acquisitions, regulatory requirements, and separation between business units, among other things.
You can use the Resource Manager API to migrate projects between organization resources. The Resource Manager API also lets you roll back the migration, moving the project back to its original place in the resource hierarchy.
Note: It generally takes less than a minute for the project migration to complete. After migrating a project between organization resources, it may take several minutes to reflect this change in the Google Cloud console. For information about finding the current details of a project, see Creating and managing projects. Quota impactIf you have quotas defined at a certain resource level, the following aspects are applied after migration:
The following pages can be used to determine what quotas are applied to an organization resource:
Example$ gcloud alpha services quota list --service=compute.googleapis.com --consumer=projects/workloadyee --filter="metric: compute.googleapis.com/cpus"
...
- defaultLimit: '600'
dimensions:
region: us-central1
effectiveLimit: '650'
...
To learn about the tasks involved in migrating projects, see the project migration checklist.
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Last updated 2025-10-02 UTC.
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