Only three individuals can travel passport-free
Only three individuals enjoy a special privilege of traveling internationally without a passport: the King of the United Kingdom, the Emperor of Japan, and Empress Masako. For the king, a passport is not necessary because travel is issued in his name. This privilege is limited to those who sit on the throne and does not extend to other members of the royal family. In Japan, the Emperor and Empress travel based on special arrangements made in advance by the authorities with the countries involved, eliminating the need for a traditional passport. This is an exception not granted even to other heads of state, such as the American president, who requires a diplomatic passport.
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