The deal had been under threat after a section of SABMiller shareholders turned down the revised offer.
AB InBev was forced to increase its offer for SABMiller after the pound lost value due to the Brexit. It raised its offer by one pound to £45 per share.
But this was rejected by Aberdeen Asset Management, which saw SABMiller put the merger plans on hold.
But the board has since announced that it has advised shareholders to accept the deal.
The merger has already been approved by competition authorities around the world, including South Africa and China.
Both companies now expect the new entity to be listed in Brussels on 11 October.
