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Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means shift and the verb vocab version is to be shifted. You know that this is the one where something is shifted (and you're not doing the shifting), because it's really rude (る) to be shifted, and you don't like it when people do it to you (because it happens quite a lot, strangely).
The reading is the same as 移す, so use that to remember this!
来月から新しい部署に移ることになりました。
I'll be transferring to a new department starting next month.
それでは、次の話題に移りましょう。
Now, let's shift to the next discussion.
この町に移ってきてからまだ友達が一人もできません。
I haven't been able to make even one friend since I relocated to this town.
においが服に移るから、焼肉は好きじゃないの。
I don't like yakiniku because the smell gets on your clothes.
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