All existing customers are eligible for this program as long as you are moving all your data out of Google Cloud within 60 days of eligibility approval and you are terminating your contract with Google Cloud. For customers migrating only a portion of their data, see “What if I want to move only a portion of my data?” below.

To exit Google Cloud is to end your relationship with, and usage of, Google Cloud and all of its services. In most circumstances this implies moving your workload and/or data from Google Cloud to another cloud provider or to on-premises.

If you are planning to exit Google Cloud and have an assigned Google Cloud account team, you should first contact your account team to discuss your options. You or another authorized representative of your organization should also review the program specifics as detailed on this page. Only after you have discussed fully with your account team, and found the details of the Cloud Exit program acceptable, should you officially submit the request to exit Google Cloud. Your request will then be evaluated and, once review is complete, you will receive a notification from a Google Support agent. After receiving this notification, you will have 60 days to transfer your data out of Google Cloud. Once your transfer is complete, you will need to terminate your Google Cloud agreement in accordance with its terms and conditions. You can follow the process steps.

You or another authorized representative of your organization should review the program specifics as detailed on this page and, if acceptable, submit the request to exit Google Cloud. Your request will then be evaluated and, once review is complete, you will receive a notification from a Google Support agent.  After receiving this notification, you will have 60 days to transfer your data out of Google Cloud.  Once your transfer is complete, you will need to terminate your Google Cloud agreement in accordance with its terms and conditions. You can follow the process steps. 

Google Cloud will welcome your return to our platform, as we welcome all customers to use our services. We may review any subsequent requests to participate in the Google Cloud Exit program to ensure they are legitimate and meet the requirements set out on this page.

For cases where customers are migrating only a portion of their data and not completely migrating off Google Cloud, customers are not required to terminate their Google Cloud agreement. Please contact us by completing the form with the specifics of your migration and the Google Cloud Support team will review the case and get back to you. 

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An authorized customer representative should review the program specifics as detailed on this page and, if acceptable, submit the request to exit Google Cloud. To ensure that the proper credit amount is applied, this exit request must be submitted prior to any data migration for which the customer expects a credit. Once the customer has received confirmation of approval for this program, they can begin to transfer their data out of Google Cloud. All data transfers to be credited must occur within 60 days of receiving the migration notification from a Google Support agent.

No, the request for a cloud exit must be made prior to the termination of any contract. Customers should submit the exit request and, after receiving approval, transfer their data out of Google Cloud. Only after all data has been transferred should customers proceed with terminating their contract.

No, data transfer charges remain for normal customer activities. The data transfer credits are only for customers who are leaving Google Cloud.

If you are unable to complete your migration within the specified 60 days, you must notify the Google Cloud Support team of your new timeline for completing your migration.

An invoice level credit adjustment will be automatically applied to the current month’s existing balance.