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A while ago I was added to an Azure Active Directory that was managed by someone else, but I no longer have access to any of the subscriptions or resources that belong to the AAD. Is there any way that I can remove myself from this AAD so that it no longer shows up under my account as an available directory? I am not an administrator on the AAD and do not see any way to remove myself. Perhaps I need to reach out to the administrator and see if he can remove me? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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When you are added to another organization's tenant as a collaborator, you can use the "tenant switcher" in the upper right to switch between tenants. Currently, there is no way to leave the inviting organization, and Microsoft is working on providing this functionality. Until this feature is available, you can ask the inviting organization to remove you from their tenant.

See more information or details in this official document :Azure Active Directory FAQ

Update:

You can leave a tenant by yourself if you’ re a guest user which was invited to the tenant.

For more details about how to leave a tenant, you can refer to this documentation.

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Sa Yang
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This solution also works for personal accounts. Follow this guide: https://blog.jongallant.com/2018/09/remove-yourself-azure-subscription-tenant/

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