We study the effect of a single nonmagnetic impurity on the recently discovered (K,Tl)Fe(x)Se(2) superconductors, within both a toy two-band model and a more realistic five-band model. We find that, out of five types of pairing symmetry under consideration, only the d(x(2)-y(2))-wave pairing gives rise to impurity resonance states. The intragap states have energies far away from the Fermi energy. The existence of these intragap states is robust against the presence or absence of interband scattering. However, the interband scattering does tune the relative distribution of local density of states at the resonance states. All these features can readily be accessed by STM experiments, and are proposed as a means to test the pairing symmetry of the new superconductors.