Fans will be able to attend the Championship, League One and League Two play-off semi-finals and finals.
The Government confirmed on Monday that the country will move to the next phase of its Covid-19 roadmap out of lockdown on May 17.
In that phase, clubs are allowed to welcome fans back to stadiums and all 20 Premier League clubs are intending to do so next week.
The EFL have now confirmed the Championship, League One and League Two play-off semi-finals and finals will also see supporters return to grounds too.
Clubs competing in the play-offs, which from London included Brentford, will now determine with the relevant local Safety Advisory Groups the exact number of supporters that will be able to attend each fixture in line with national guidelines.
Announcements on ticketing will then subsequently be made by individual clubs in due course.
The EFL added: “The League and its Clubs remain in proactive advanced discussions with the Welsh Government in respect of supporters permitted to attend the home legs of both Swansea City and Newport County’s respective Play-Off Semi-Finals.
“We are confident a successful outcome will be achieved shortly, and we will look to confirm as soon as possible.”
Like the Premier League, there will be no away fans during the play-offs due to the operational challenges that would bring.
Fans of both clubs, however, will be able to attend their relevant play-off final should their team get there.
EFL Chief Executive, Trevor Birch said: “We are delighted to welcome back fans for the Sky Bet Play-Offs which will be fantastic for our competition and another significant step towards the EFL’s aspiration of having full stadia at the start of next season. Discussions remain ongoing with the Welsh Government in respect of the position in Wales, but all parties appreciate the importance of seeing fans return for these games.
“Over the course of the past 12 months, our Clubs have implemented stringent protocols and have worked tirelessly to overcome unprecedented challenges this campaign. Fans’ return at this climax of the season is just reward for Semi-Finalist Clubs who will now use their significant expertise in crowd management to ensure supporters can enjoy a safe and enjoyable return to their much-loved home grounds.
“We are thankful to all those who have helped ensure fans will be able to support their Clubs in important fixtures through the Semi-Finals and we look forward to welcoming fans in yet greater numbers at the Play-Off Finals.”
