Advertise on Expat Money Map
Reach Americans abroad when they're dealing with FATCA: banks and brokers that refuse, restrict or close accounts for US citizens and green-card holders.
Who reads this site
US citizens and green-card holders who live abroad or are about to move, looking up which banks and brokers will take them in their country. Many are also sorting out US tax filing, FBAR and Form 8938, PFIC questions, cross-border investing, or insurance after a move. That's why we think expat tax firms, cross-border financial advisers and international insurers are the right fit.
The site launched in October 2026 and covers 18 countries and 60 institutions so far. We won't quote traffic or subscriber numbers here. They're still early, and we're happy to share current stats on request.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are, which countries you serve, and what you're interested in.
Or write to hello@usexpatbanks.com directly.
What we plan to offer
None of these are live yet. Prices are estimates for early partners and may change. Contact us for details.
Featured listing on a country page
Plannedest. US$49–99 / month per country
Your firm in a clearly labelled Featured box on the country page for a place where you serve clients, for example Germany or Thailand. Includes your name, a short description, the services you offer to Americans there, and a link. A few listings per country at most, shown separately from the database.
Contact us for detailsCountry page sponsor
Plannedest. US$150–300 / month per country
The single Sponsor slot on a country page: one sponsor per country at a time, beside the list of banks and brokers. A good fit for a firm that wants to be the main name readers in one country see.
Contact us for detailsNewsletter sponsorship
Laterpricing when the newsletter grows
One labelled sponsor message in the monthly policy-change email. We'll offer this once the list is big enough to be worth your money, and we'll share subscriber numbers before you commit.
Contact us for detailsThe rules
- Every placement is labelled as paid. Featured listings, sponsor slots and newsletter sponsorships are always marked, and kept visually separate from the database.
- Payment never changes any status, note or ranking. Statuses come only from published sources. Advertisers can't buy, influence or preview an entry, including entries about banks they work with.
- Flat fees only. Advisers pay a flat fee for a placement, never per lead, per client, or a share of fees.
- We don't vet advisers' work. A listing means you paid to be shown. It isn't a recommendation or an endorsement, and we tell readers to do their own checks.
- We may decline any advertiser, and we don't accept ads for products we think would mislead readers.
How the site makes money, in full: Disclosure: how we make money.