The correct answers are Users require the "Move Issues" permission in the source project, Users need the "Create Issues" permission in the destination project, Users can change an issue type as part of the move operation and Users must have the "Edit Issues" permission in the origin project.

The move operation requires permissions in both projects so the Users require the "Move Issues" permission in the source project is needed to initiate the transfer and the Users need the "Create Issues" permission in the destination project is needed to create the issue in the target project. The system enforces both sides to prevent unauthorized removal or creation of issues.

The move process may need to update fields while transferring an issue which is why Users must have the "Edit Issues" permission in the origin project is also required. This permission allows the wizard to populate or change values that are necessary for the destination project and type.

The move wizard lets you change the issue type and map fields and workflows, so Users can change an issue type as part of the move operation is correct. The tool guides you through mapping required fields and statuses when the issue type or project changes.

Issues cannot be transferred from an enterprise-managed project to a team-managed project is incorrect because you can move issues between different project types. There are often extra mapping steps and limitations for fields, workflows and permissions when moving between company or enterprise managed projects and team managed projects, but the transfer itself is supported.

The move action only allows changing the issue's project and nothing else is incorrect because the move workflow also lets you change the issue type and remap fields and statuses as required by the destination project.

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