No such luck. From the IBC: Accounts in Indonesia cannot be opened until you have obtained registration documents from local regulators and are physically in the country for face-to-face verification. Credit cards can only be issued to those with resident status. So, Indonesians get a free Priority Pass membership with a lower relationship balance requirement than most other countries (about USD 57 000), and the rest of us just get subpar rates and outsourced/clueless customer service.

That's interesting. The last time I had an agent with a distinctly Malaysian accent; Indian before that. I find their service is hit-and-miss. I've said before: I don't care if the call centres are local or internationally outsourced as long as the agents know what they're talking about and have the authority to get things done.