Spain's decision to make a clean exit from its bank bailout has been welcomed by Eurogroup, which is made up of finance ministers from euro-using countries.
It said it showed the effectiveness of steps to deal with excessive government debt.
Earlier, it was announced that Ireland's aid programme will end in December. Spain's wraps up in January.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who chairs Eurogroup, said: "These economies are back on the road to recovery."
In 2012 Spain tapped €41bn (£34.5bn) from the eurozone countries' bailout fund to recapitalise banks that faltered after a property boom collapsed.
EU Economy and Euro Commissioner Olli Rehn told a news conference that the Spanish financial market had stabilised, liquidity of banks had improved and deposits were rising.
He said the key now lay in the restructuring of Spain's local savings banks.
But the Eurogroup said Madrid still had work to do.
"We call on the Spanish authorities to rigorously continue the reform momentum to address any remaining challenges regarding the economic and fiscal situation, including the high unemployment rate and the vulnerabilities stemming from the still high private and external debt," the group said in a statement after talks in Brussels.
Greece, Portugal and Cyprus remain on bailout support as a result of troubles with too much debt.
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