How long does it take to get a green card in Argentina?

There is no restriction on this, but if you immigrate here, you must first prepare the red book (I got it three months when I came here, and now it is more troublesome and involves more procedures, which will take more than half a year), and then you can apply for naturalization (that is, the green card you said, your Spanish must be very good, and you must have a fixed job and income). However, if you don't apply for naturalization, you will always get the little red book. This will not automatically become a green paper. My parents have lived in Argentina for more than ten years, and our family is not ready to become Argentine nationality. . .