Your result
Argentina — Naturalization
Not eligible
Then this is not your route, and it is worth saying so plainly rather than dressing it up.
Argentine naturalisation is built on residence. Two years of continuous legal residence in the country, immediately before the application, on a temporary or permanent permit. There is no version of it you can do at a distance, no investment that substitutes for it, and no remote or "non-resident" category. The one exception written into the law — citizenship for a significant investor without the residence — was created by decree in 2025 and never became operational: no investment amount was ever defined, the process to run it was suspended in 2026, and the decree behind it has since been annulled.
So if moving is not on the table, Argentina is closed by descent-free routes, and the honest thing is to look elsewhere.
Two directions worth trying instead. If you have Argentine or other ancestry, descent routes need no relocation at all and several countries reach back further than you would expect. And a number of countries do grant residency — and eventually citizenship — on investment without requiring you to live there full-time, which is a different question from the one you just asked but probably closer to what you want.
Tell us where your grandparents and great-grandparents were born, and roughly what you would be willing to commit, and we will point you at the routes that do not need a move.