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Easiest Way To Set Up Redirects To New Domain

So I read a bit before changing domain names for a blog I run and am aware that setting up permanent redirects and then updating google of the change of address is best practice to retain SEO rankings.

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My question is what is the most streamlined way to individually add redirects for the old pages to the new ones; same articles/pages, just new URL in front of it.

I have the list of all pages that need to be switched from GSC.

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Bonus question, I'm aware that 3xx errors whether it be 301 or 302 etc. don't have a detrimental effect on SEO unless you have a ton of them but with switching them to permanent 301's will this mean ill stop getting warnings for redirects when i run site audits and will a 301 have better effects than a temporary redirect would or am I overthinking this part of the process?

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I'm sure this is a basic question to some, please understand that I'm only about a month into learning SEO and have been mostly focused on link generation and on-page so far so i really appreciate patience in my probably very simple question.

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Thanks ahead of time r/SEO !

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