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NDIS Provider Registration in Hobart
Hobart is the capital of Tasmania. Registration is national: providers in Tasmania have been registered and regulated by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission since 1 July 2019. Our nearest office is in Melbourne.
In the State
How Registration Works in Tasmania
Regulated since 1 July 2019
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission took over registering and regulating providers in Tasmania on 1 July 2019. The rules are the same nationally.
Worker screening: Tasmanian Department of Justice
In Tasmania, workers apply for Registration to Work with Vulnerable People (RWVP) and request an NDIS Worker Screening Check as part of that application.
Nearest office: Melbourne
Level 9, 85 Spring Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Worker screening source: Tasmanian Department of Justice: Apply for a NDIS Worker Screening Check.
Packages
One Fixed Price, Wherever You Are
The same four packages and prices in Tasmania 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 Hobart: Questions
Is NDIS registration in Hobart different from anywhere else?
No. The NDIS Commission registers providers under one national set of rules, and it has done so in Tasmania since 1 July 2019. You apply online through the Commission’s portal, and your audit is done by an NDIS-approved quality auditor. What is handled in Tasmania is worker screening.
Where do workers in Hobart get an NDIS worker screening check?
In Tasmania, workers apply for Registration to Work with Vulnerable People (RWVP) and request an NDIS Worker Screening Check as part of that application. The check is recognised nationally, so a worker who already holds one from another state or territory does not need a new one.
Can I meet you in person?
Yes. Our Melbourne office is at Level 9, 85 Spring Street, Melbourne VIC 3000. Most of the work happens online, so you do not need to visit, but you are welcome to.
How long does registration take from Hobart?
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.
Registering in Hobart? Start Here
Fifteen minutes with someone who has done this thousands of times. We will tell you what applies to you, what it costs and how long it takes — and if you do not need us, we will tell you that too.