Last year we moved our Bitbucket server to a new URL (from an in-house server to AWS) and the most painful part was that the "remote" in all working copy (typically the local clones of your developers) needed to be updated to the new location's URL.
But, it requires only running a Git command, so you can easily guide your developers.
(Other than that, if you have incoming links from documentation to your repos, branches, commits, PRs, those should be updated too.)
All in all, it is not as bad as it sounds.
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