Visual Studio Enterprise (MS-AZR-0063P) offer converted to Pay-as-you-go (MS-AZR-0003P) offer after a tenant migration

Vincent Giraud 25 Reputation points
2026-08-18T12:56:31.82+00:00

My Visual Studio Enterprise subscription (offer: MS-AZR-0063P) got converted to a Pay-as-you-go Azure plan (offer: MS-AZR-0003P) after a tenant migration.
So I reverted the action (moved back the subscription and billing ownership to the old tenant) but the offer type stuck to the new offer.
Since I don't have a mean to contact or open a ticket with the support team to look into it, what are my options please?

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Megha Ramakrishnan 500 Reputation points
2026-08-23T07:16:59.6366667+00:00

Hi @Vincent Giraud

When a Visual Studio Enterprise subscription is migrated across tenants, the subscription offer type can sometimes be converted to Pay-As-You-Go. Even if you revert the billing ownership back to the original tenant, the offer type does not automatically revert — it remains Pay-As-You-Go.

Why this happens

• The offer type is tied to the subscription’s commercial agreement, not just the tenant.

• Once converted to Pay-As-You-Go, the subscription is effectively reclassified under that offer.

• Reverting billing ownership does not re-provision the original Visual Studio Enterprise benefits.

You can create a support request directly from your portal. Here are the steps you can follow to create support requests:

  • Go to Azure portal > Search for Help + Support or https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_Azure_Support/HelpAndSupportBlade/~/overview
  • Click on Create a Support Request.
  • On right-side panel, enter Billing and click Go > select the issue with "Billing" > select your Subscription then click Next.
  • Do not click on any suggested articles instead click on the Create support request on top of the panel.
  • Select the Issue type as Billing and, select the summary, problem type and problem subtype as per your issue like below > then click on Next.
  • Do not click on any recommendation solution/article, instead click on the Return to support request then click Next.
  • Fill all the required information and provide a clear description of your issue and click Next.
  • Review and create as submit the support request.
  • You should receive an automated email within a few minutes and then be contacted by support team.

Kindly check the below documentation for more details: How to create an Azure support request - Azure supportability | Microsoft Learn

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