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"J-1", a non-immigrant visa issued by the United States to **exchange** visitors participating in programs that promote cultural exchange, especially to obtain medical or business training within USA.
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Travel to USA if visa is issued in other country
You can travel to the USA from wherever you want, the country where your visa was issued is not important.
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I have an approved ESTA but then realised I need a visa J1
You don't need to "cancel" your ESTA. When you arrive to the US, you'll need to tell the CBP (immigration) officer that you're coming for your exchange studies/work and present the J visa in your pass …