NDIS support item · 2026-27
Provider travel - non-labour costs
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About this NDIS support item
Understanding the costs associated with provider travel is essential for NDIS participants. This guide outlines the non-labour costs related to travel for support services under the NDIS.
Provider travel costs are typically incurred when support workers travel to provide assistance with daily living activities. These costs can vary based on the distance travelled and the specific arrangements in place for each participant.
Examples
- Travel costs may include expenses for transportation when a support worker visits a participant's home.
- Costs are calculated on a per trip basis and are included in the overall support budget.
- Participants should refer to their NDIS plan to understand how these costs apply to their individual circumstances.
Frequently asked questions
What are non-labour costs for provider travel?
Non-labour costs for provider travel refer to expenses incurred by support workers when travelling to provide services, excluding their wages.
How are travel costs calculated?
Travel costs are typically calculated based on the distance travelled to the participant's location and may vary depending on individual arrangements.
Do all NDIS participants incur travel costs?
Not all participants will incur travel costs; it depends on the specifics of their NDIS plan and the support services they require.
Where can I find more information about my travel costs?
For detailed information about travel costs, refer to your NDIS plan or consult with your NDIS provider.
Complete support item details
01_799_0107_1_1Source: NDIS Support Catalogue 2026-27 v1.1. Prices are maximum price limits — providers and participants can agree on a lower price. Always check the official NDIS Pricing Arrangements.