Willis has been evading authorities since 2000, when he was convicted of plotting to flood Glasgow with £500,000 of drugs, including ecstasy, cocaine and cannabis.
He was arrested in Spain with Briton Arnold Stagg, 78.
Willis could be back in Scotland in a couple of weeks if he agrees to the terms of the arrest warrant.
He will be taken to Madrid to appear before an investigating judge at the National Criminal Court, which handles extradition cases in Spain.
If he decides to fight the extradition, Willis could be held in prison for many months before a hearing in front of three judges who will decide his fate.
The Crown Office said: “We can confirm that a 57-year-old male has been detained in Spain on a European arrest warrant and is the subject of extradition proceedings.”
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