You can apply to be transferred, but this doesn’t mean this will automatically happen. You don’t have a right to be transferred to another prison. It depends on a number of things, including how many beds are available and whether you have a good reason for wanting to transfer.
Start by talking to your case manager. They’ll get you a Transfer Request form and can help you fill it out.
The manager of your unit will consider your case management plan and whether a transfer would be good or bad for you being reintegrated into the community when you’re released. The unit manager will pass the form on to the prison manager along with the unit manager’s recommendation about whether you should be allowed to transfer.
If the prison manager approves your application, the application will next be sent to the manager of the prison you want to transfer to. If this other prison manager approves it, then you’ll be transferred.