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Three people travel without passports
There are only three people in the world who enjoy the privilege of official travel without needing to carry a regular passport: King Charles III of Britain, Emperor Naruhito, and Empress Masako of Japan. The British passport is issued in the king's name, and the Sultan does not require a special passport, as British authorities coordinate their entry through pre-arranged diplomatic arrangements. In Japan, the emperor and empress are exempt from carrying passports during official visits, and official documents are sent to them instead. Nevertheless, these individuals undergo strict security and diplomatic procedures before traveling, and their visits are communicated to host countries in advance. This privilege is rare worldwide and is attributed to their official status and traditional protocols.
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