On May 6, King Charles III will officially be proclaimed the King of the United Kingdom. Besides the UK, 14 other countries fall under the reign of the British monarch.
Even though Charles was confirmed as the king of this country, Prime Minister Gaston Browne says he intends to hold a public referendum within the next three years to do away with the British monarch as its head.
After the demise of Queen Elizabeth II in September last year, King Charles III was officially proclaimed the ruling monarch of Australia by Governor-General David Hurley.
During a formal ceremony at Parliament Square in the Bahamian capital, the Bahamas proclaimed the UK's 73-year-old King Charles III as its new head of state.
King Charles III has never visited Belize. The government of Belize is gearing up to consult the public about becoming a republic.
His Majesty King Charles III has a close and special connection with Canada. The country will hold an unveiling to mark the coronation of the new British monarch.
Grenada, known as the 'Island of Spice', gained independence in 1974. King Charles III has visited Grenada only once, in 2019.
As sovereign, King Charles III is the personal embodiment of the Jamaican Crown.
In September 2022, following Queen Elizabeth's death, a proclamation was passed in the parliament in the capital city of Wellington, announcing Charles as the new monarch.
The monarchy is very popular in this country in Oceania. King Charles III has visited Papua New Guinea thrice. No referendum is on the horizon.
St Kitts and Nevis is an island country located in the West Indies and is the only sovereign federation in the Caribbean.
King Charles III is the head of state of this island country in the West Indies.
A proposal to replace the monarch with a non-executive president was defeated by 56% votes in 2009 in this southern Caribbean nation.
The current monarch is officially titled 'King of Solomon Islands.' King Charles III visited the country in November 2019.
Tuvalu, in 2008, held a referendum on becoming a republic, but only 35% voted in its favour. The King's official birthday is a public holiday in this independent island nation.