The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a government-funded program that provides nationwide support to people with disabilities in Australia. One aspect of the NDIS that can be quite confusing for the providers and the participants alike is provider travel. In the NDIS context, travel refers to a worker going to or from a service when the participant is not present in the car. Many core and capacity-building support providers delivering services like personal care, therapy support, community nursing care, Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) support, training for carers/parents and many other eligible support items can charge the participants for their time under provider travel. The providers are allowed to claim travel expenses only when all the requirements laid down by the NDIS regarding the delivery of the services are met.