King Charles of Great Britain can avail facilities and privileges

Britain’s new royal ruler, King Charles III, will have a number of benefits after taking over the British throne, some of which are quite interesting.

The following is a list of extraordinary privileges that the new monarch of Great Britain will receive.

1- No need for passport and driving license

King Charles III will travel abroad without a passport because, unlike other members of the royal family, he will not need one, nor will such documents be issued in his name.

2- Two birthdays

Charles’s mother, Queen Elizabeth II, also celebrated two birthdays a year, her actual birthday being celebrated privately on April 21, and the Queen’s birthday being officially celebrated on the second Tuesday in June as the summer season parades.

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Similarly, Charles’ actual birthday falls on November 14 at the beginning of winter, but he is expected to celebrate his official birthday in June, just like his mother.

3- Stay neutral

The holder of the British throne cannot vote, nor stand for election, and as head of state must remain strictly neutral in political matters.

4- Royal privilege over aquatic life

The rule of the British monarch is not only limited to the people of his kingdom, but since the 12th century it has been a practice that even swans in open waters in England and Wales are considered the property of the monarch.

Royal privilege also applies to sturgeon, dolphins and whales in British waters.

5- Royal Warrant

Royal Warrants are issued to those who regularly deliver goods and services to the King, and this warrant is considered a great honor.

Warrant companies are authorized to use the Royal Arms on their goods.