Amyloidosis, AL type has rarely been found clinically. It has poor prognosis and the available treatment modalities are unsatisfactory. It is relatively rare to found in our clinical practices. We reported a case with manifestations of chronic diarrhea, malabsorption and occult gastrointestinal bleeding. A 60-year-old married male was admitted because of chronic diarrhea for 5-6 months and profound weight loss of 11 kgs in recent one month. Amyloidosis was diagnosed by gastric ulcer biopsy with congo-red staining under polarized microscope. The serum electrophoresis showed a large g'mma globulin peak. The immunoelectrophoresis disclosed a monoclonal kappa chain of IgG. Bone marrow biopsy and aspiration disclosed more than 30% immature plasmocytosis. Punched out lesion in his skull film was found. We diagnosed this case as amyloidosis, AL type, associated with multiple myeloma.