The late Queen does not have to have a passport to travel to any part of the world.
The late Queen cannot be arrested or subjected to criminal proceedings
Her majesty was not required to have a driving licence.
She was exempted from paying tax
She is also able to skip out on jury duty: One royal perk is that members of the Queen's family do not have to take part in jury duty. In normal instances in the United Kingdom, evading jury duty results in a fine of up to £1,000However, for the Queen and members of her immediate family jury duty is not required.
She celebrate her birthday twice in a year: According to the royal family's official website, the Queen celebrates two birthdays each year: her actual birthday on April 21 and her official public-facing birthday celebration on the second Saturday in June.The reason for this is quite simple. Across generations, sovereign rulers have often held their public birthday celebrations on days other than their actual birthday, especially when their real birth dates fall in the autumn or winter, in order to increase the likeliness of good weather for the annual Trooping the Colour parade.
She was exempted from freedom of information act:This rule allows the royal family to exercise more privacy over their day-to-day duties and financials.
She was allowed to eat swan: It is illegal to eat Swan in UK as it is referred yo a "Royal bird" only the late Queen was exempted.
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