For those with storage space problems, you can transfer your Pokmon Go Pokmon from the game to the Pokmon Home app, though its a one-way trip.In this Pokmon Go guide, we will explain how to transfer Pokmon from Pokmon Go to Pokmon Home, how much it costs to transfer Legendary Pokmon, and how to transfer Pokmon to Nintendo Switch Pokmon games, with some exceptions.How do Pokmon Home transfers work?Doing this lets you transfer eligible Pokmon to Pokmon Sword and Shield, Pokmon Scarlet and Violet, Pokmon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, and even Pokmon Legends Arceus (and presumably, future games), though youll need Pokmon Home installed on your Nintendo Switch to do so. From the Nintendo Switch app, you can simply move the transferred Pokmon into the PC boxes for your Switch games and the Home storage system.Keep in mind that transfers are permanent. Once you move your Pokmon from Go to Home, you cant move them back.Using the Pokmon Home transfer system also rewards you with a Mystery Box to obtain Meltan.How to set up Pokmon Home on your PhoneDownload Pokmon Home on your phone, launch it, and log in with your Nintendo account. Pokmon Home is available on iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch. Pokmon Home has a subscription system. It costs $2.99 a month, $4.99 for three months, and $15.99 for 12 months. The subscription allows you to store more Pokmon. Without it, youll only be able to hold 30 at a time. With a subscription, you can hold up to 6,000 Pokmon.You dont need the subscription to transfer Pokmon, but you will if you plan on holding more than 30 Pokmon in Pokmon Home.How to link your Pokmon Go account to Pokmon HomeTo link your accounts, open your settings in Pokmon Go by tapping the settings gear (visible at the top right when you tap the Pok Ball menu icon). Select Connected Devices and Services and then Pokmon Home. When prompted, sign in with your Nintendo account. Make sure the Nintendo account you use here is the same one you use on your Pokmon Home account.How to transfer to Pokmon Home from Pokmon GoOnce your accounts are linked, you can transfer Pokmon using the Go Transporter. To do this, go to your settings, select Connected Devices and Services again, Pokmon Home, and then hit Send Pokmon.From here, you can select any of the Pokmon you want to move. Keep in mind that you cannot transfer any of the following:Costumed Pokmon from events (such as Pikachu or Eevee in special hats)Shadow PokmonGigantamax PokmonCurrently Mega Evolved Pokmon (you can move them once the Mega Evolution ends)Any Pokmon caught in Go Safari ballsSpinda, Origin Forme Dialga, Origin Forme Palkia, Zygarde, or KubfuYour last remaining Dynamax PokmonYou can only transfer a limited number of Pokemon, as the Go Transporter only has a certain amount of energy. The energy recharges over time, but you can also opt to spend 1,000 Pokcoins to fill it back up instantly. It takes a little bit less than one week to refill the Go Transporter when its completely empty.Transferring a Shiny Pokmon or Mythical Pokmon costs about 1/4 of the bar, and transferring a Shiny Legendary Pokmon depletes the entire bar. Transferring a regular Legendary Pokmon costs less than 1/6 of the bar. Pokmon with higher CP also cost a bit more to transfer.You can only transfer Legendary Pokmon to Nintendo Switch games if youve already registered in the Pokdex for that game, so dont get your hopes up if youre just trying to quickly flesh out your dex.Some perks like Dynamax will be entirely removed from Pokmon upon transfer and stats are transferred, based on the Pokmons stats in Pokmon Go. Theres a bigger breakdown of all the stat transfers and numbers on Bulbapedia.