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Are you eligible to become a NDIS Registered Provider?
You may be wondering if you are eligible to become a registered NDIS provider. The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (or NDIS Commission) has specific eligibility conditions, standards and pre-requisites that every individual must meet in order to have their NDIS registration approved. The information provided below outlines the NDIS eligibility criteria that you will need to meet in order to become an NDIS registered provider.
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NDIS Suitability Criteria
Just as their name suggests, the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission was put in place to improve and protect the quality and safety of NDIS supports and services. A major step to ensure safety of supports and suitability of NDIS registered providers is that an individual or company who wishes to become an NDIS provider, must meet pre-determined suitability criteria. If you and all of your key personnel (i.e. board members and senior managers of your organisation) meet the following criteria, you are not ineligible for applying for NDIS Registration:
- none of you, or any of your key personnel have ever been convicted of an indictable offence
- none of you, or any of your key personnel have been an insolvent under administration or a Chapter 5 body corporate (within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001)
- you have not been the subject of adverse findings or enforcement action
- you have not been disqualified from managing corporations under Part 2D.6 of the Corporations Act 2001
- none of you, or any of your key personnel have been the subject of adverse findings or enforcement action by a Department of, or an authority or other body established for a public purpose by, the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory
- none of you, or any of your key personnel has been the subject of any findings or judgment in relation to fraud, misrepresentation or dishonesty
- There is no other matter relating to you, or any of your key personnel, that the NDIS Commissioner may consider relevant in assessing your suitability which you have not disclosed to the NDIS Commission
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About NDIS Provider Eligibility
What are the eligibility criteria to become an NDIS provider?
To become an NDIS provider, you must meet specific eligibility criteria set by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. These include having no convictions for indictable offenses, not being insolvent, and having no adverse findings or enforcement actions against you or your key personnel. Avaana can help you understand and meet these criteria to ensure a smooth registration process.
Do I need specific qualifications to register as an NDIS provider?
Yes, certain services within the NDIS registration groups require specific qualifications or accreditation with regulatory bodies such as AHPRA. Avaana can assist you in determining if your desired services require any pre-required qualifications and help you obtain them if necessary.
Can I register as an NDIS provider if I have a minor offense or past bankruptcy?
If you have committed a minor offense or have previously been bankrupt but are now discharged, you may still meet the eligibility criteria for NDIS provider registration. Avaana can provide guidance on how these factors may affect your eligibility and help you navigate the process.
What are the visa requirements for becoming an NDIS provider in Australia?
If you are not an Australian resident and are visiting the country for study or travel, you must ensure that your visa allows you to register a business. Avaana can help you understand the visa requirements and determine if you can proceed with NDIS provider registration.
Is it possible to register only for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) under NDIS?
Yes, you can apply to become an SDA provider, which is a registration group under the NDIS. SDA providers are excluded from complying with the Core Module practice standards and only need to comply with SDA practice standards. Avaana can guide you through the specific process for SDA registration.
How can Avaana assist in the NDIS provider registration process?
Avaana offers comprehensive support for NDIS provider registration, including checking eligibility, preparing necessary documents, and providing expert advice. With a 100% audit success rate and a money-back guarantee, We ensure a smooth and efficient registration process for eligible businesses.