I heard that the Queen of England doesn't have a passport, so how does she go abroad, travel and interview?

"Spending" 12 American presidents, "Pissing off Prince Charles", the longest reigning king in British history, was called "the queen of extra long standby". The most legendary woman in the world has raised more than 3 Ke Jiquan in her life. Since she was three years old, she has appeared in Time Magazine, made 325 official overseas visits and traveled overseas for more than 23 times.

but you know what? The queen who has been abroad so often has no passport! How can you go abroad without a passport, even the royal family should not be an exception? For example, Prince Philip and Prince Charles also have passports.

So some people really questioned this question, and the official website of the British royal family really explained that the British passport was issued in the name of Her Majesty the Queen of England, so the Queen herself did not need a passport. Therefore, the queen still has privileges, such as being able to brush her face. . .

Looking at so many spicy places the Queen has traveled, Xiao Bian deeply feels that she is the most distinguished woman in the royal family, and even her favorite places are so tasteful. If there is one place that the Queen will never forget, it is definitely Ma and others.

In p>1947, the queen of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were newly married and chose Malta as their honeymoon place, where they spent Christmas.

It is said that Princess Elizabeth's life in Malta was very, very happy. Just like an ordinary officer's wife, she takes part in social activities and drives her own convertible when she goes out. In 27, after the celebration of their 6th diamond wedding anniversary, the Queen and Prince Philip came to this place again to relive the good old days.

As a former British colony, Malta's political institutions were basically established according to the British system. Walking on the streets of Malta, old-fashioned teahouses, bars, clubs and antique cars can be seen everywhere, which exudes a strong British nostalgia. Today, you can still find the house where the Queen lived with Prince Philip during World War II. Although this typical Baroque is old, it is faintly visible.