At the risk of this question having been answered already on another post, here goes !
I am moving from Europe to Singapore. For taking my EUR savings across, though i know i have 2 options
1) Open a Euro bank a.c in Sg - After, of course, keeping aside funds for Advance on Rent and enough liquidity for start-up expenses & other..
2) Convert all EUR to Sg $'s - Carry a draft with me or after I arrive in Sg, request the bank to remit everything across to Sg
Which option makes more sense?
There is probably no way i can accurately forecast how the EUR is going to behave against Sg $'s, in case i decide to opt to open EUR account in Sg and keep most of my savings in EUR. I could stand to gain or lose FX-wise later.

Also, i googled on the interest rates offered by Sg banks, on deposits in foreign currencies. Maybe it will eventually 'even out' - irrespective of whether i maintain deposits in Euros or SGD's..?
Any advice on whats the best way is appreciated! (anyone else who might have had the same issue before?)

Regards,