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consider exploring established migration partners like Apps4Rent alongside Microsoft's free tools for your [G Suite to Office 365 migration](https://www.o365cloudexperts.com/blog/gsuite-google-workspace-to-office-365-migration/). Research security features, cost comparisons, and user experiences before deciding. Apps4Rent offers expertise and can guide you through a smooth migration process.
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Install Mozilla Thunderbird:
Download and install Mozilla Thunderbird on your computer.
Configure Thunderbird:
Set up Thunderbird with an email account that supports MBOX format, such as Gmail.
Import MBOX Files:
Use the "ImportExportTools" add-on in Thunderbird to import MBOX files.
Select the specific folders you want to export.
Export to EML:
Export the emails to EML format using Thunderbird.
Use Outlook Express (Optional):
If Thunderbird is not suitable, you can use Outlook Express to import EML files and then export them as PST.
Convert EML to PST:
Use a third-party tool or Outlook itself to import the EML files and export them to PST format.