US HB1841

Requires the Secretary of State to review current travel restrictions for U.S. nationals visiting North Korea, including whether travel for funerals, burials, and family commemorations should qualify for "compelling humanitarian considerations" under Special Validation Passports

Calls for the Secretary of State to pursue diplomatic engagement with North and South Korea to achieve a binding peace agreement formally ending the Korean War, which has remained in armistice since July 27, 1953

Mandates two reports to Congress within 180 days: one detailing the travel restriction review and any policy changes, and another providing a roadmap for achieving a permanent peace agreement on the Korean peninsula

Expresses sense of Congress that the Secretary of State should negotiate with North Korea to establish liaison offices in each country's capital, consistent with the June 12, 2018 Singapore joint statement

Explicitly states the Act does not affect the status of U.S. Armed Forces stationed in South Korea or any other foreign country