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# Creating the Visa Booking Page in User Dashboard

#### Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Log in to your **WordPress Admin Dashboard**.
2. Navigate to **Pages → Add New**.
3. Enter a page title (e.g. *My Visa Bookings*).
4. In the **Page Settings**:
   * Set **Template** to **My Account**.
   * Set **Header Type** to **Header Account**.
5. Click **Edit with Elementor**.
6. In the Elementor editor:
   * Search for the **My Visa Bookings** widget.
   * Drag and drop the widget into the page content area.
7. Customize the layout, text, and styling to match your desired design.
8. Click **Publish** to save and publish the page.


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