Can I migrate from sql azure business database edition (old) to sql azure standard database edition (new in preview)?

I have an export .bacpac file from a sql azure business database edition and I want import that file to sql azure standard database edition.
I have tried through Azure but I think that is not supported yet.
I have also tried through Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 2012 but Wizard only shows me old editions "web" and "business" for destination database and it is incompatible...
Thanks.

I've done this today.
You'll need to restore your database onto Azure as a Business/Web addition. Either use your existing or New > SQL Database > Import.
Then you need to sign up to the SQL Preview https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/preview/.
Once you've done that, in the Azure portal under DB > Scale, you'll have Web, Business, Basic, Standard and Premium to choose from.
Obviously this is still in preview mode.

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What are you going to return the structure to? What I would normally use here if the code was going to be used by other PL/SQL would be a PL/SQL object type.
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Operating system, and what you exclude from the choices explained above.
Your chosen User accounts. Not printers and scanners; I recommend you create those entries anew, using their most recently available drivers. For some reason printers don't always transfer properly. You're welcome to try it though.
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