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NDIS Provider Registration in Bunbury
Bunbury is in the South West of Western Australia. Registration is national: providers in Western Australia have been registered and regulated by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission since 1 December 2020. We work with Western Australia providers remotely, from our Sydney and Melbourne offices.
In the State
How Registration Works in Western Australia
Regulated since 1 December 2020
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission took over registering and regulating providers in Western Australia on 1 December 2020. The rules are the same nationally.
Worker screening: Department of Communities
The NDIS Worker Screening Unit sits within the WA Department of Communities, and the NDIS Check application is made online through the DoTDirect portal.
Remote, Australia-wide
We work with providers here online, from our Sydney and Melbourne offices. Everything in a package is delivered online.
Worker screening source: WA Department of Communities: Applying for an NDIS Check.
Packages
One Fixed Price, Wherever You Are
The same four packages and prices in Western Australia as everywhere else in Australia.
Verification
$899
Verification pathway
- 27 customised documents
- Self-Assessment Answers Guide
- Step-by-step lodgement guide
- Audit Q&A and auditor referral
Core
$1,999
Certification pathway
- 92 customised documents
- Lessons on every Practice Standard
- Self-assessment and lodgement guides
- Stage 1 and 2 audit preparation
Specialist
$2,499
Certification pathway
- 183 customised documents
- Everything in Core, plus every module
- Self-assessment and lodgement guides
- Audit prep for each module
SDA
$1,099
Certification pathway
- 35 customised documents
- Lessons on every SDA document
- Self-assessment and lodgement guides
- SDA audit preparation
Not sure which one? Use the pathway finder →
FAQ
Registering in Bunbury: Questions
Is NDIS registration in Bunbury different from anywhere else?
No. The NDIS Commission registers providers under one national set of rules, and it has done so in Western Australia since 1 December 2020. You apply online through the Commission’s portal, and your audit is done by an NDIS-approved quality auditor. What is handled in Western Australia is worker screening.
Where do workers in Bunbury get an NDIS worker screening check?
The NDIS Worker Screening Unit sits within the WA Department of Communities, and the NDIS Check application is made online through the DoTDirect portal. The check is recognised nationally, so a worker who already holds one from another state or territory does not need a new one.
Do I need to be near one of your offices?
No. We work with providers all over Australia online: your documents are delivered to your own secure online folder and the lessons, guides and support are online. Our offices are in Sydney and Melbourne.
How long does registration take from Bunbury?
Your documents arrive within 24 hours of starting. After that the timeline depends on how quickly your evidence comes together, your auditor’s availability and the Commission’s processing times. Where you are does not change any of those.
Which registration do I need?
It is decided by the supports you deliver: verification for lower-risk supports, certification (Core, plus Specialist modules where they apply) for higher-risk ones, and SDA for specialist disability accommodation. The pathway finder works it out in about ten seconds.
Registration by Profession
- Support work
- Cleaners
- Physiotherapist
- Occupational therapist
- Psychologist
- Support coordinator
- Builders
- Supported independent living (SIL)
- All professions
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