Do every Premium/authorized reseller in Indonesia provide educational price for student?

Hello guys.. I'm a student in Indonesia, and want to buy macbook pro 13" i7.
I look at the website and I found educational price for student, then I tried to call and asked apple premium resellers and authorized resellers in Surabaya about that program.. However, most of them told me that they do not have educational price for student..
How to find premium resellers / authorized resellers who provide educational price in Indonesia?? and what are the required documents I should show to the store in order to get student price??
Thank you very much..

I can not order online because it is said "not available online". Thats why I only could ask almost all authorized and premium apple reseller stores in my city at surabaya, both they said that they did not have any educational discount..
(I am a college student)

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