Purpose- Owing to many benefits of cloud computing, many more organizations are eager to migrate their applications and services to the cloud, but not all applications are suitable for such migrations. Hence, this paper proposes the processing steps and examines the critical success factors (CSF) for enterprise cloud migration. Design/Methodology/Approach- First, they list and sort out five dimensions of CSF that may impact the cloud migration: business value, technology and architecture, organization and environment, security and privacy, risk and reliability. Second, we make focused discussion with three experts or scholars to remove the less important factors and re-design questionnaires, and then invite seven experts or scholars to fill out the new questionnaires. Finally, we utilize Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method to evaluate and analyze for finding the weight ratios and order sequences of CSF for enterprise cloud migration. Findings- This paper identifies the proposed processing steps, and weight ratios and order sequences of CSF for enterprise cloud migration. Also, the proposed processing steps and CSF of cloud migration can provide enterprises or government the reference model to make them migrate to the cloud more smoothly and successfully. Research limitations/implications- This paper lays emphasis on the study of processing steps and CSF on the private cloud for enterprise cloud migration. Practical/implications- Cloud computing is the next generation Internet; in short, it can provide virtualized computing resources for various applications and services. The enterprises can also save the cost of capital using cloud computing, they will not need to spend a lot of money to build data center. Hence, maintenance of IT facilities, network managements, and software upgrades can be hosted on the cloud. Originality/Value-The main feature of cloud computing is the virtualization, so the needs of computing resources are greatly reduced. Most of applications can be used on the network, so it is not necessary to install a lot of software and hardware that can directly operate on the cloud. In other words, they are more economic and convenient to use through cloud computing without installing and updating software.