The correct option is Point to Site VPN.

A Point to Site VPN allows individual remote users to establish secure VPN connections over the public internet directly to a virtual network so remote employees can access the virtual machines inside the VNet without requiring a VPN device at their location. It is designed for remote work scenarios and supports common VPN protocols such as SSTP, IKEv2, and OpenVPN.

Site to Site VPN is incorrect because it connects entire on premises networks to an Azure virtual network through VPN gateways. That topology is used when you need continuous connectivity between two networks rather than individual client access.

VNet to VNet is incorrect because it links two virtual networks together and is used to connect VNets across regions or subscriptions. It does not provide direct individual client VPN access for remote employees.

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