While there is no hard and fast rule about how far a non-custodial parent can move, courts generally frown upon moves that make it more difficult for the other parent to exercise their visitation rights. In general, a non-custodial parent should not move more than a reasonable distance from the other parent without first obtaining permission from the court or reaching an agreement with the other parent. If you move without permission or agreement, you may be subject to sanctions from the court.