Passport system has been introduced in the world for about 102 years. It is very important to have a passport for almost all citizens of the country. A passport is required to travel outside the country without a passport. From the president to the prime minister, government officials all but must carry diplomatic passports when they travel from one country to another.

Out of 8 billion people in more than 200 countries of the world, only three people do not need a passport to travel anywhere. When these three people travel abroad, no one even asks them about their passports. They are also given extra hospitality and full respect.

In the earlier era there was no agreement between the countries of the world that a citizen of one country should have any documents when traveling to another country. It was during the First World War that every country began to understand the importance of creating a passport-like system.

In 1920 everything changed suddenly. The United States pioneered the creation of passport-like systems around the world to prevent illegal immigrants from entering the country. It was strongly discussed in the League of Nations. Then in 1924, the United States introduced its new passport system.

Now the passport has become an official identity card for a person traveling to another country. It contains his name, address, age, photograph, nationality and signature. It has also become a simple method of identifying the person in the country he is visiting. This practice has progressed to the point where all countries now issue e-passports.

Discount for three special persons only. Let's find out who are the 3 special people who never need a passport to travel anywhere in the world. The King of Britain, King and Queen of Japan have this facility. Queen Elizabeth held the privilege before Charles became King of Britain.

After Charles became king of Britain, his secretary sent a document to all countries through his country's foreign office. Since Charles is now the King of Britain, he should be allowed to travel with dignity. There should be no obstacles in it. Apart from this, the protocol should also be taken care of.

But although the King of Britain gets this benefit or right, his wife does not get it. He must have a diplomatic passport to travel to other countries. Similarly, the heads of the royal family must also have diplomatic passports. They have different routes to and from airports in any country.

Elizabeth had the privilege of getting this passport when she was Queen. But her husband, Prince Philip, had a diplomatic passport. In Britain, the first honor was given to the person sitting on the royal throne. Now the question may come to mind why these 3 people get this special benefit.

Japanese have visa free access to 193 countries. Japan has the most powerful passport in the world. The current Emperor of Japan is Naruhito. His wife Masako Owata was the Empress of Japan. He assumed the position after his father Emperor Akihito abdicated. As long as his father was the Emperor of Japan, he and his wife were not required to have passports.

Akihito, 88, was Japan's emperor until 2019, when he decided to retire. So now they have to carry consular passports while traveling abroad.

Both the Emperor and Empress of Japan enjoy this privilege. Currently, Japan's Emperor Naruhito and his wife Masako Owada are the Empress of Japan. He assumed the position after Emperor Naruhito's father, Akihito, abdicated.

As long as Akihito was Emperor of Japan, he and his wife did not need passports. But now they have to keep diplomatic passports in case of going abroad. According to Japanese diplomatic records, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs started this special system for the Emperor and Empress of the country since 1971.

All Prime Ministers and Presidents of the world are required to carry passports while traveling from one country to another. But as per rule their passport will be consular passport. The destination country provides full facilities for these leaders to travel. These leaders are also exempted from security checks and other procedures.