For U.S. citizens moving abroad

Compare countries, solve U.S. tax problems, and find the services you’ll actually need

Settleguru is the planning hub for Americans moving abroad. Pick a destination with our country guides and quiz, get the FEIE / FBAR / FATCA picture before you go, and connect with vetted partners for tax help, insurance, visas, banking and moving — without piecing it together from twenty different blogs.

6 destinations26 U.S. tax & country guides20+ vetted partners

Avoid U.S. tax mistakes abroad

Citizenship-based taxation, FATCA banking restrictions and state exit rules trip up most Americans who move. The Settleguru tax library covers what the IRS actually expects — and the partners who can file it for you.

What every American needs to plan for

Every guide accounts for citizenship-based taxation, Medicare portability, FATCA banking and dual-citizenship questions.

U.S. tax obligations

FEIE, FBAR, FATCA, state tax exit, totalization agreements, PFIC rules.

Visa strategy

Passive-income visas, digital nomad visas, citizenship by descent — and which programmes have closed.

Healthcare abroad

The Medicare gap, international health insurance, country-by-country systems.

Social Security

Totalization treaties, benefit portability by country, how benefits are taxed.

Banking for Americans

FATCA-friendly banks, Schwab International, Wise, Revolut, Interactive Brokers.

Cost of living

Country-to-country comparisons, retirement budgets, real expat spending data.

Who’s behind Settleguru

Settleguru is the hub of the network built by Bruno Bianchi, CEO of Spainguru — the Spain-focused community of 225,000+ members across 30+ Facebook groups, a newsletter read by 20,000 people and a YouTube channel with 1,000+ videos. The network also includes Portugalguru.com and Moveinmexico.com, with country deep dives for Canada, the UK and France here on Settleguru.

Our Story

225,000+

community members

30+

Facebook groups

2014

Spainguru established

Disclaimer: general information for U.S. citizens planning a move abroad — not tax, legal, financial or immigration advice. Rules change and vary by country; verify with the relevant authority or a qualified professional before acting.