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BBF (bronchobiliary fistula) is a very rare entity, characterised with passage between bronchial and biliary system. Our case, 56 years old woman was complaining about yellow juicy sputum, cough, wheesing since 1,5 years, after a cholesistectomy operation. There was a consolidation area in the right middle lobe at thorax CT. In spite of treatment with antibiotics there wasn't any clinical or radiological healing. We determined the correct diagnosis by magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) and cholescintigraphy after determining oropharynx and airways covered by alkaline, yellow secretion at fiberoptic bronchoscope. The patient underwent minimally invasive treatment choices first by our follow up. Now this is 4 th months of patient with her last biliary stent and without complaint. We present our case to emphasize that BBF is a very rare situation, diagnosis of BBF is difficult but possible when a clinical sign is suspicious and its treatment chooses are variable for each patiente's condition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]