I posted a couple of detailed responses here on how to get out. I have included a list of places for investment purpose as well.
If you want a degree and you have working experience, but without A level, and if you don't want a bachelor degree, you should consider applying for a master degree in the UK. UK is one of the very few countries that will admit you to some bachelor degrees / master degrees with only work experience (no A Level Certificate needed). They call this type of entry "mature student entry".
If you are still working and you want to get a bachelor degree, you can consider University of London (http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/). Their bachelor degrees allows entrance with O Level maths (no expiry date), and if you take Bachelor Degree of Computing, you can transfer at year 3 to the actual Goldsmith College campus (offline) in London and graduates in the UK. UK normally has a 1 year work visa after bachelor / master (similar to US OPT) which allows you to setup you own business or find a job. The total fees for the 3 year degree is about £ 5,670, which is very cheap (cheaper than most private university in Indonesia).
With that kind of money, you should consider Europe as well. The advantage of having European passport is the ability to be able to work in EU (and EEA which includes Switzerland and many Scandinavian countries). Europe has countries such as Malta (€1m, instant passport), Ireland (€1, to PR to Passport), UK (£200,000, to PR to Passport -> non EU passport though) and many more.
For people who are thinking of moving, you should do it soon mainly because countries around the world are getting more strict when it comes to allowing foreigners to move in.