Inter can register a full squad in Europe next season after meeting the long-standing conditions for its release from a Financial Fair Play (FFP) settlement agreement.
The Serie A side "have been considered in compliance" with the demands placed upon them in May 2015, the UEFA Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) investigatory chamber confirmed on Friday.
The agreement was struck after Inter breached FFP regulations and was punished with heavy fines and limited to a squad of 21 players in the Champions League this term, down from the usual 25.
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Luciano Spalletti's side failed to reach the knockout rounds as eventual finalist Tottenham pipped it to second place in Group B.
Besiktas and Kazakhstan Premier League leader Astana have also achieved the targets imposed in 2015 and 2016 respectively.
"Consequently, they have now all exited the settlement regime," a UEFA statement read.
Trabzonspor, however, has been referred to the CFCB adjudicatory chamber after breaching an agreement signed three years ago.
The Turkish team "failed to comply with the break-even requirement during the monitoring period assessed" this season and now could be at risk of being banned from European competitions.
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