Which statement best describes the NDIS residency requirement?

• A. Be an Australian citizen (or hold correct visas) and live where NDIS is available.
• B. Live anywhere in the world.
• C. Only in major cities.
• D. Must own property.

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that eligibility for the NDIS is tied to being in Australia with the right residency status and living in an area where the scheme operates. You must be an Australian citizen (or hold the appropriate visa) and you must reside in a region where NDIS services are available. This ensures you’re within the Australian system and have access to funding and supports where they’re delivered. The other possibilities don’t fit because the NDIS isn’t available worldwide, it isn’t limited to major cities, and owning property isn’t a requirement for eligibility.