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There is a different path, I have a friend pursuing it now. If you are actually a licensed teacher with a degree in education, you can work in international schools or private bilingual schools abroad.
He works in Latin America making around 30-40k a year, apt. paid for, no taxes. So that is very nice down there, a solid income for sure. It is always an option. If you are young and might consider teachjng abroad but do not want to scrape by, consider doing education in Math or Science and with that degree, you can teach or go to a good grad school.
Since it sounds like it would be very difficult/almost impossible to find a STEM-related job in Asia or Europe with just a MS and no work experience, is it any easier to find work as a math/science teacher, such as at an expensive school for rich kids in Asia or the Middle East? Are Master's degrees from US universities very well respected in the Middle East?