It depends. According to this IRS link dated March 21,2021, the two-month extension date is June 15. I searched through the IRS documents and there is no provision for any extensions beyond June 15.
The IRS will know you reside in a foreign country by the address on the return. When you prepare your return, you will report that you currently reside in a foreign country.
Your FBAR is due the same time your tax return is due. In fact, you may prepare your FBAR and submit it with your tax return to the IRS. To prepare it, when you prepare your taxes in Turbo Tax, go to the search bar and type in 8938. When you press continue, there will be a link that says 'jump to 8938." Here is where you will report all of your foreign assets.
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