Hello Friend! FYI

As seen above, the LTE network (the MME, to be accurate) has to have updated location information about UEs in idle state to find out in which TA a particular UE is located. For this, the UE notifies the LTE network (MME) of its current location by sending a TAU message (TAU Request message) every time it moves between TAs.
To explain this process further, a UE obtains a TAI list when it
attaches to an LTE network. This list shows the tracking areas where the
LTE network believes a UE is located and within which a UE can travel
without TAU. In the example shown in the figure above, the TAI list has
{TAC1, TAC2}. This means the UE does not have to send a TAU message to
the MME as long as it stays in TA1 or TA2, but it has to send one to the
MME when it moves to a new TA other than the two (e.g. TA3). The MME is
supposed to provide the UE with a new TAI list reflecting the specific
details of the UE's move (e.g. new location, moving speed, etc.) for
more efficient paging.
https://www.netmanias.com/en/post/blog/5930/lte-tau/lte-tracking-area-ta-and-tracking-area-update-tau
Thanks!