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Tailscale would work as another user said. You could run TOR too. I've got a TOR service that I can SSH into for "plan b" if my VPN is down. It doesn't need port forwarding.
Tailscale or headscale if you have a VPS.
Even without a VPS Tailscale will work fine after the router resets.
Oh yes absolutely. I actually have Tailscale installed on a pfsense machine in several data centers with no up overlap and routed subnets. Works like a dream. I finally convinced work we needed to buy this. It just works too well.
But for headscale, which is essentially just a self-hosted tailscale, you should probably have a machine somewhere on the public internet to coordinate it all.