BitLife Royalty Countries: Full List and Royal Guide

BitLife royalty countries are the 17 locations where a new life can be born royal or a character can marry into a royal family. Your country controls the available title, royal allowance, succession path, and whether an heir loses money to estate tax.

Quick answer: Choose one of the 17 monarchies and start as a Prince or Princess for a future throne; Monaco is best for money at roughly 41 million a year.

What countries in BitLife have royalty?

There are 17 BitLife countries with royalty, the same set the Royalty update added in September 2020 and the fan wiki still lists in the current version. Monaco is included even though its ruler is a Prince or Princess rather than a King or Queen.

For a challenge that literally requires King or Queen, choose a row marked “Yes.” Japan, Kuwait, Monaco, Qatar, and the UAE use different ruler titles, although they still count as royal places for general objectives.

BitLife royalty countries: titles and estimated salaries

Royal pay rises with rank and differs by country. These figures come from a community test on BitLife version 3.1.12, so they are rough guides; later builds, currencies, and save conditions may change the payment.

Monaco is the clear earnings leader, with the UAE second and Thailand third in that test. Monaco also has a major title limit: its top rank is Prince or Princess, so it cannot complete a goal that specifically asks for a King or Queen.

A consort gained through marriage may not receive a separate royal allowance. Check the yearly finances screen after marriage instead of assuming your spouse’s displayed title pays the amount above.

How to be born into royalty

Starting royal is the only dependable route to a ruling crown. Create a life in one of the 17 countries and aim for Prince or Princess rather than a lower noble rank.

Skipping the restarts is easier in the BitLife MOD APK, where God Mode royal lives let you pick Prince or Princess from the rank menu when you create the character.

Without God Mode

Pick a monarchy as the birth country, create the life, and check the title below the character’s name. If the character is a commoner or a lower noble, start another life; random royal births are rare, so expect many restarts.

For a throne run, confirm that a parent is the reigning King, Queen, Emperor, Empress, Emir, Emira, or Monaco’s ruling Prince or Princess. A European Baron, Viscount, Count, Marquess, or Duke can enjoy royal activities but normally cannot climb into the ruling position.

Protect the next generation

Marry before having the child you plan to continue as, then inspect that child’s displayed title. BitLife can handle titles unevenly after a succession, so confirm the heir inside Relationships before aging through many years.

How to marry into royalty

Marriage can turn a commoner into a royal, but it is a weak route to the throne. Use it for a marriage objective, royal status, fame, or access to a wealthy partner.

• Live in one of the 17 royal countries and reach age 18.
• Keep Looks high through the gym, walks, salon, and healthy choices; better Looks simply improve your odds.
• Open Activities, Love, then Date or Find a Date repeatedly. A royal match is random.
• If your version has Celebrity Dating App, select Royalty; it is faster but costs money per search.
• Confirm the person’s royal title, raise the relationship with time, compliments, and gifts, then propose.

Finding a Prince or Princess does not reliably create a path to the crown. NPC partners often have no simulated royal parents, so their succession never fires; your character receives a matching or consort-level status instead.

How to become king or queen in BitLife

How to become queen in BitLife and how to become king in BitLife use the same safe route: be born as a Princess or Prince to the reigning monarch, then inherit.

An older eligible sibling may be ahead of you, so the cleanest approach is to restart with a simpler family rather than risk prison. After taking the throne, perform public service and support sensible laws to protect Respect; repeated executions and public disservice can lead to exile.

Countries with no inheritance tax in BitLife

Estate or death tax is charged when you continue as a child, and it is separate from yearly income tax. Community lists differ by version, so treat the following as a tested planning list rather than a permanent game rule.

For a wealthy royal dynasty, Monaco and the UAE combine high royal pay with a tax-friendly record. Norway and Sweden preserve an inheritance in the wiki list but still take annual tax, which shows why “no inheritance tax” does not always mean “no tax.”

Before transferring a huge balance, make a smaller test in your current game build. Emigrating can end the royal position, so move only when protecting the fortune matters more than keeping the crown. Royal money is also a fast way to get rich, and planning tax-free moves is good practice for the Nomad challenge.

Tips for a stable royal legacy

Small choices prevent most failed royal runs. For more routes built around careers, family, and money, browse the BitLife life guides.

• Choose Monaco for maximum pay; choose a kingdom if the objective says King or Queen.
• Start as Prince or Princess, not a lower European noble.
• Keep Respect high with royal duties instead of risky public actions.
• Marry before producing the heir and check the child’s title.
• Review tax and annual expenses before continuing as the next generation.

FAQ

What is the best country to be royalty in BitLife?

Monaco is usually the best choice for pure wealth. Its ruling Prince or Princess earns around 41 million a year in community tests, and players commonly report no income or estate tax. Choose Saudi Arabia instead if your goal needs the exact King or Queen title, because Monaco has no such rank.

What countries have royalty in BitLife?

BitLife has royalty in Belgium, Denmark, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Monaco, Morocco, the Netherlands, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom. You must be born there or live there before trying to meet a royal.

Which country has the highest royal salary in BitLife?

Monaco has the highest reported royal salary. A ruling Prince or Princess receives roughly 41.4 million per year in the widely shared community test, ahead of the UAE at around 25.4 million. Treat those figures as estimates because BitLife versions, rank, and displayed currency can change the exact payment.

Which places have royalty in BitLife?

Royalty is tied to the country, not a special city. Any city offered inside one of the 17 monarchy countries can support a royal birth or royal dating encounter. Moving to a non-royal country does not create a monarchy, and leaving your country can cost you the royal position.

Can you become king or queen by marrying royalty?

You can marry a royal, but that normally gives you a matching royal or consort status rather than the ruling crown. NPC spouses often have no simulated parents, so their succession does not progress. For a dependable King or Queen run, begin as a Prince or Princess who has a reigning parent.

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