NDIS provider travel costs and activity-based transport.
Key points. Provider travel costs are billed separately from the support services delivered Costs may include travel time and other transport-related expenses You must agree to these costs in advance, usually in your Service Agreement Costs must be split if more than one participant is involved. What are NDIS provider travel charges? NDIS provider travel charges are the costs a provider can pass on to your NDIS Plan for travelling to deliver a support, such as driving time plus related expenses like fuel or tolls. These are separate from the cost of the support itself. Travel costs for a provider delivering face-to-face support. Sometimes, support providers need to travel to your home or a respite location to deliver supports. In these cases, they can charge your NDIS Plan for their travel costs if: You have agreed in advance, usually in a Service Agreement The NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits allows travel costs for the support item The claim follows the current pricing and claiming rules The activity is linked to delivering specific disability support The support is face-to-face, not online The provider can explain how it is a good use of NDIS funds. Good to know. Travel time can
