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you can use tailscale and connect by vpn on your network.
or if you want to expose the services say sonarr.domain.xyz you will have to use cloudflare tunnel.
these two options will make bridges from inside your network to the outside, without the need for a public IP
Set up a VPN client on your remote server, then use the remote server to connect to your home VPN. Set up routing at home to route traffic over the VPN connection to your remote server as needed. From there, you can access your remote system as if it was a local machine on your network.