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VPN with port forwarding should work. No way your ISP can block that
E.g. PIA
I've used this for years. Works great.
Except that no good VPN does this anymore (I believe Mullvad was one of the last to pull the service and cited massive headaches due to CP violations). So if you find one that does, it's most likely pretty sketch or just not that secure.
There's AirVPN
What about AzireVPN or Najalla?
Anti Commercial AI thingy
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0Can confirm AirVPN works
ProtonVPN?
Yes, ProtonVPN still provides port forwarding. They randomly assign you a single port every time you connect, so you'll have to update the settings in qB occasionally, but it's manageable.
It’s a song and dance on macOS and Linux but yes they do: https://protonvpn.com/support/port-forwarding-manual-setup/
PIA works for me a long time now. It's cheap and faster than my Internet connection so it ticks all the boxes for me.