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The article points out that only three people have the privilege of international travel without the need for a passport: the King of the United Kingdom, the Emperor of Japan, and Empress Masako. The exemption for King Charles III is because passports in Britain are issued in his name, whereas travel arrangements are coordinated in advance between Japanese authorities, the Empress, and the Emperor, eliminating the need for a traditional passport. This privilege is limited to these individuals and does not include other members of the royal family or heads of state, as the U.S. president, for example, requires a diplomatic passport when traveling outside the country.
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