What’s the catch teaching in Asia?

[Yellowheart]

Thinking of making a massive leap and going to teach in Asia. I have two small children- one of school age- and the agency have said it is likely their school fees will be fully paid. They’ve also said it’s likey I’d be commanding a salary of around 30-50 GBP per year. This all sounds marvellous but there must be a catch right? I’ve told them I’m not interested in Middle East as don’t fancy that area as for us it’s about lifestyle and not money. I should also note that I’m an RE/PSHE hod but do have humanities experience- agency reckon I should def get a job but I’m not sure if any schools will want my subjects? I’ve been teaching over a decade and have loads of middle management experience, proven results etc. Any advice would be very welcome! Ideally would want Thailand or Malaysia

[dotdotdotmustdash]

My Dd came back last summer after an academic year as a student in China. Tianjin, the city she was in, looked lovely. I didn't visit but the area had a lot of European culture and features alongside the traditional and modern chinese. Chinese people are very welcoming, the cost of living can be low and the weather operates a similar schedule to ours, but is more extreme at either end.