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The details have been released ahead of Sunday’s Scottish Premiership match against Hibernian.
Fans have been told they will not be admitted to the stadium without proof.
THe statement reads: “Rangers would like to update supporters on the introduction of vaccine certificate checks across Scotland.
“From October 1, following legislation introduced by the Scottish Government, everyone attending matches at Ibrox Stadium must be fully vaccinated and everyone must bring proof of this status with you to the match, unless exempt.”
It goes on to say: “According to Scottish Government guidelines, fully vaccinated means ‘vaccinated with an MHA recognised vaccine in line with the MHA recommended number of doses for the vaccine used, and two weeks have passed for the vaccine to take effect’.
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“Supporters are encouraged to arrive with a hard copy of their vaccine certificate, however digital copies will also be accepted.
“Visitors from all parts of the UK will be able to use their existing vaccine certificates.
“Those exempt for medical reasons or due to participation in vaccine trials are asked to carry an official letter to confirm this. You will not be admitted to the stadium without this.
“Covid status certification does not replace existing measures and supporters are encouraged to continue to wear face coverings and follow test and protect rules and guidance.
“Rangers are obliged to follow legislation. We appreciate supporters cooperation at this time.”
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